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A Word Write Now A Thematic Thesaurus for Stylized Writing

spiral_boundJanuary 1, 2014
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ISBN-13: 9781623412197 ISBN-10: 1623412196
Publisher
Institute for Excellence in Writing
Binding
spiral_bound
Published
January 1, 2014
Weight
1.1 lbs
Dimensions
1.30×21.60×28.00 cm

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A Word Write Now A Thematic Thesaurus for Stylized Writing by Loranna Schwacofer. spiral_bound edition. ISBN: 9781623412197.

This thematic thesaurus contains a treasure trove of fascinating words to spice up your students—and your own—writing! From character qualities to behavior traits to the five senses, youll find a host of descriptive words to add interest and flair to any composition. Containing word lists organized by character qualities and behavior traits, A Word Write Now is further divided by parts of speech to assist younger students. Quotations from classic literature give contextual meaning; new appendices offer teaching tips and games. For more advanced learners, sections on literary genres and devices have been added. Useful for writing across the curriculum, full color, 100 pages for teachers & students. A Word Write Now brings the concept of children’s writing resources to a whole new level! Many young writers looking for alternate vocabulary will consult a thesaurus, which may offer few choices, confusing or inappropriate options, or no useful synonyms. This can be frustrating for child and teacher alike. This excellent resource is organized, not by definitions or meanings, but by character qualities and behavior traits. The author further classifies words by parts of speech. This magnificent full-color ninety-page spiral-bound tool makes it simple for children of all ages to find appropriate words to use in writing stories, critiques, biographies, and more. By searching for words in a meaningful way, students begin to internalize vocabulary and gain ownership of these terms.