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iPods During Writing? Support the Idea Trait
Any published piece of writing you read is inspired by a well crafted, specific idea. The topic the writer chooses to engage in should be something they are deeply connected to and can be narrowed to a...
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iPods During Writing? Support the Organization Trait
Organization Writing Trait on iPod The Organization Trait refers to the overall structure of the writing. Organized writing has a clear sequence of events and pulls the reader easily from the beginning...
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iPods During Writing? Support the Voice Trait
Voice is one of the hardest Traits to teach. It requires a young writer to harness their personality and make their uniqueness shine through in their writing. This Trait requires a lot of support and...
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iPods During Writing? Support the Sentence Fluency Trait
Writing that demonstrates good sentence fluency contains sentences that are delightful to be read aloud. The writing has a variety of long and short sentences. Sentence beginnings vary and writing has...
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iPods During Writing? Support the Word Choice Trait
Most people think word choice is just adding good adjectives. Actually, you can quickly change the quality of writing simply by trading out overused verbs for strong, active verbs. For example, you can...
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iPods During Writing? Support the Conventions Trait
Let’s face it. Of all of the 6 +1 Traits of Writing, conventions is not the most exciting trait to teach. The conventions trait describes the rules of the language. Essentially it is what makes a piece...
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