rhetoric

Uses the letters of the alphabet to introduce young readers to various genres of literature, such as "A" is for autobiography, "E" is for essay, and "Y" is for yearbook.

Explores the structure and techniques of writing both formal and informal essays including business letters, memos, and resumes.

Explores the structure and techniques of persuasive writing through the experiences of two students who must each compose letters to support their individual issues.

Offers tips on writing personal narratives, with advice on choosing a topic, planning the story, writing the opening, body, and ending, and checking for spelling and grammar mistakes.

A collection of nonfiction essays, most only two to four pages long, by a variety of authors that explore topics related to the usage and writing of the English language.

A teacher's guide to be used with the "Writers INC" handbook for students, covering approaches to writing, assessment strategies, and other topics, and including tips and techniques for working with student writers and learners.

Colorful graphics and an informative narrative illustrate the basic elements of drama. Looks at dialogue and narrative, soliloquy, dramatic conventions, plot elements, character , point of view, conflict, and more.

Contains more than 180 lessons based on published picture books that can be used to help students become better writers.

"A resource to help students write the college admissions essay with tips on selecting a topic and recycling essays and an essay-writing workshop. Includes 50 examples of successful essays, 25 essay-writing mistakes, and writing strategies from admission officers"--Provided by publisher.