Writing Every Day
Aligned to W.3.10 — Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts.
What this lesson teaches
Writers get better by writing often. Some writing is quick, like a note, and some takes longer, like a report over several days.
Worked example
In one morning you write a short journal line, and across a week you slowly build a longer story about a class trip.
Practice questions
- Write a quick journal sentence about your day.
- Start a longer piece you can add to tomorrow.
- Tell the difference between quick writing and a longer project.
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Every lesson comes with a video taught in English and Spanish — the same video the QR code in the printed workbook opens.
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Escribir Todos los Días
Los escritores mejoran cuando escriben seguido. Algunos textos son rápidos, como una nota, y otros toman más tiempo, como un reporte de varios días.
Ejemplo: En una mañana escribes una línea corta en tu diario, y durante una semana vas armando poco a poco un cuento más largo sobre una excursión.
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