Does anyone have any great 4 - 6 grade writing ideas? :)

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Does anyone have any great 4 - 6 grade writing ideas? :)

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Our school district doesn't have a language arts textbook. Being a math person myself, I am having a hard time finding really fun writing ideas for my fifth grade students. It seems anything I come up with they have already done in fourth grade because we have such great fourth grade teachers at our building. So, if you have any ideas that really went well for you, would you please post back or email me at lajtt@aol.com. Thanks!

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12	Writing Activities!! Try the integrated approach! There are many sites on the	Coffie Shop	-	2/28/1999
11	I can remember when I was in 6th grade, we wrote a composition about being stra	Lara	-	2/15/1999
10	Glad to hear it. That <i>was</i> an imaginative concept! I'd b	Ellen	-	2/12/1999
9	Great! Thanks for asking. We just finished up writing about the chair. It wa	lajtt	-	2/12/1999
8	You might want to try some creative imaging with them to stimulate their writin	tarot	-	2/4/1999
7	Just curious...how's the writing going in your class of 5th-graders?	Ellen	-	2/2/1999
6	Welcome to SI. You may want to consider having your students interview a patie	cornbread	-	1/17/1999
5	My fourth or fifth grade teacher read a fairy tale then had us rewrite the stor	Hugh Bett	-	1/15/1999
4	Fifth-graders should be old enough to write about issues that are real to them.	DouglasR	-	1/15/1999
3	My .02...get the kids to write about something "real" too (ie, non-fi	Mike 2.0	-	1/15/1999
2	How about writing a story about one of their ancestors? They may learn more ab	Ellen	-	1/15/1999
1	lajtt, Have you tried having them write stories that one person starts then pa	Crocodile	-	1/15/1999

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