Articles for tag: K12, Story Writing

Karla News

Tips for Teaching Narrative Writing

At first glance narrative writing, or story writing, may seem easy. Yet, it is quite easy for students to ramble, write too much dialogue or fail to have any conflict. Here are some tips for teaching narrative writing. Teach the Structure Kids often learn about having a beginning, middle and an end. Yet, it is ...

Karla News

Calvert Homeschool Curriculum Versus K12 Homeschool Curriculum

Both Calvert and K12 Curriculum can be purchased by parents to educate their homeschooled children. Both can be purchased as a complete curriculum package. There are many differences between the two, however. Calvert provides a Teachers Manual that is part of the curriculum. It is actually the key to the ease of the curriculum. Calvert ...

Karla News

Free Literature and Reading Lesson Plans – Elementary School

Why spend hours clicking through the over 1,000 sites that are dedicated to Elementary School Literature and Reading Lesson Plans? You waste valuable time perusing sites that don’t relate to your subject matter, whose material is sketchy at best, and where you cannot find a single resource to help you. Here we have listed some ...

Karla News

Using Annotated Text During Reading

Reading is a complicated activity involving more than merely looking at words. Our minds sound out words, look for words we don’t know and try to find contextual clues, and search for the meaning of the words. All this takes place without us really knowing it is occurring. However, when reading takes on an academic ...