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Cramer, Ronald – Learning, 1992
Presents five ways elementary teachers can enrich their students' fiction writing abilities: teach students to incorporate their own experiences; encourage students to do research; give students chances to read and discuss fiction related to their writing; and help students recognize story elements. (SM)
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Creative Writing, Elementary Education, Fiction
Marley, Bernard M.; Marley, Linda G. – 1990
The creative writing process, like any writing process, begins with a prewriting activity. Story starters are one such activity which teachers can use to begin the creative writing process with their students. For example, large cartoon-like characters made on an opaque projector can be used to initiate discussion. The second step requires a…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Classroom Environment, Creative Writing, Elementary Education
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Webb, Alice; And Others – Childhood Education, 1991
Four K-3 teachers (Brevard County School District) described their experiences using whole language programs. They had in common a child-centered attitude; an initial experience of frustration followed by encouragement from the children's excitement and involvement in learning; and an approach that began with the writing process and moved to…
Descriptors: Childrens Writing, Class Activities, Creative Writing, Elementary School Students