Clear and Organized Writing

Aligned to W.3.4 — Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts.

What this lesson teaches

Good writing fits its job. It has a beginning that opens the topic, a middle with details, and an ending that finishes the idea.

Example 1

A thank-you note opens with 'Dear Aunt Rosa,' has a middle thanking her for the gift, and ends with 'Love, Ben.'

Example 2

A report opens by naming the topic, has a middle with facts grouped by idea, and ends by saying why it matters.

Example 3

Who is reading it changes how you write it. A note to your teacher and a note to your cousin about the same trip are not the same note.

Every lesson comes with a video taught in English and Spanish — the same video the QR code in the printed workbook opens.

Una buena escritura cumple su propósito. Tiene un inicio que abre el tema, un medio con detalles y un final que cierra la idea.

Ejemplo 1: Una nota de agradecimiento abre con 'Querida tía Rosa', en el medio le agradece por el regalo y termina con 'Con cariño, Ben'.

Ejemplo 2: Un reporte abre nombrando el tema, tiene un medio con datos agrupados por idea, y termina diciendo por qué importa.

Ejemplo 3: Quién lo lee cambia cómo lo escribes. Una nota a tu maestra y una a tu prima sobre el mismo viaje no son la misma nota.

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