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		Paragraph Practice Series helps 
		struggling learners and students with learning differences learn how to 
		write confidently step-by-step. This series gives students a foolproof 
		strategy for writing paragraphs with these reproducible binders. When 
		faced with a standardized-test prompt, journal topic, or essay question, 
		many students have difficulty deciding what to write, how much to write, 
		and what order to write in. 
		
		These two binders, Basic 
		Paragraph Practice and More 
		Basic Paragraph Practice, help students organize their 
		thoughts to transfer to paper in paragraph format. 
		
		Step-By-Step Process 
		Students use a graphic organizer to write a five-sentence paragraph, 
		including a topic sentence, three detail sentences, and a concluding 
		sentence. Each sentence goes in its own box so students can be sure to 
		include all the parts. After completing all of the steps, students 
		rewrite the five sentences in paragraph form. 
		
		Real-World Topics 
		Each reproducible binder presents captivating topics in 100 
		high-interest prompts, including the following: 
		• Who are your favorite musicians? 
		• What cities would you like to visit? 
		• What are your favorite things to wear? 
		• What foods would you be least likely to try? 
		• Think about your best friend. Why is he or she your best friend? 
		
		Features 
		• 2 Reproducible Print Binders  
		• 100 Real-World Topics per Binder  
		• Graphic Organizers 
		
		Multi-Paragraph Practice prepares 
		students to write multi-paragraph essays using the lessons and 
		reproducible graphic organizers in this binder. Similar in format to 
		Basic Paragraph Practice and More Basic Paragraph Practice, 
		Multi-Paragraph Practice features graphic organizers that provide a 
		step-by-step process of writing support. 
		
		The Process 
		Through a series of lessons, examples, and practice activities, students 
		learn to write the key parts of essays: introductory paragraphs, body 
		paragraphs, and concluding paragraphs. After they learn and practice the 
		three key parts of essays, students move on to practice writing three-, 
		four-, and five-paragraph essays. A graphic organizer gives students a 
		visual framework to support them as they organize ideas into separate 
		paragraphs and use elaboration strategies to develop and practice 
		writing multi-paragraph essays. 
		
		Features 
		• Lesson Plans 
		• Reproducible Graphic Organizers 
		• 90 Real-World Writing Topics 
		• Writing Checklists 
		
		Paragraph Series Binders 
		• Basic Paragraph Practice  
		• More Basic Paragraph Practice  
		• Multi-Paragraph Practice 
		
		Digital Binders NEW  
		The digital teacher's binders on CDs enable teachers to use technology 
		to enrich instruction with editable PDFs. Available for all three 
		binders. 
		
		Reading Level: 2-4  
		Interest Level: 4-12 
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