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If you are looking for additional resources and ways to teach ideas to students, please read the post I wrote about John Philip Duck, Abe’s Fish: A Boyhood Tale of Abraham Lincoln, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs or Artful Reading. Share many models of alphabet books and then have students create their own alphabet book based on a topic of choice. Discuss how the author turned the idea of using the alphabet into a writing piece. And you could really use the alphabet to write a book on pretty much any topic. It’s a simple concept for children to grasp. Lesson idea: I really like the idea of using the alphabet to write a book.
This particular book shares elements of writing through the alphabet. This is a great series of books that includes titles such as T is for Teacher and R is for Rhyme. S is for Story: A Writer’s Alphabet is part of the series of alphabet books by Sleeping Bear Press. How can we use picture books to model for students how authors come up with ideas for their writing?
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