Overview - WORD BANK JOURNAL
Invite students to respond to the 100 high-interest writing prompts in this consumable journal, written by Jennifer Howell. Interesting, "real-world" topics make writing in this journal appealing to students.
PROMPTS The first 90 prompts feature sentence starters, and the final 10 prompts are written as questions for students to answer. As an adaptive feature for struggling writers, each prompt features a word bank with words that might be used in responding to the prompt. Students are not required to use the words in the word bank but instead may use these words to help generate writing ideas.
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"Word Bank Journal"
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TeacherMom Tuesday, June 24, 2008
The Word Bank Journal is a wonderful writing resource to encourage those ESL students or struggling readers/writers to put their ideas down on paper. I have used this book with struggling readers and reluctant writers. My students who normally do not write sentences because they are frustrated by spelling unknown words or lack the vocabulary to express their ideas, used the available words listed with the writing prompt to write sentences to complete or answer the provided story starters. The students felt confident enough to write sentences and phrases using the words in the word bank. And, they didn’t hesitate to ask me how to spell other needed words. This book is a great motivator to bridge the gap between reluctant writers’ hesitations to write and their abilities to express themselves through written texts.
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