Write On, Mowgli! Level IV

Description

What Are Learn-for-a-Month (LFAM) Writing Books?

The Write-for-a-Month (WFAM) and Write On! (WO) series of books is from Learn-for-a- Month’s (LFAM) line of digital publications. LFAM is a new primarily-digital arm of the small- press homeschool publisher, Character Ink Press, and houses a variety of month-long writing books, grammar downloads, readers, and more for teachers, parents, tutors, co-op leaders, and homeschoolers.

The WFAM and WO books are writing/composition books of two to four lengthy lessons each, between 50 and 120 pages per book (depending on the level). These books contain writing projects based on old books/current movies/characters that children and adults love or historical characters/animals/nature topics (indicated by titles/covers). The programs contain all types of writing, especially focusing on research reports, essays, and stories.

The projects in both of the series all use the author’s signature “Directed Writing Approach,” which takes students by the hand every step of the way from prewriting (brainstorming, character and plot development, research, etc.) to skill building (for projects requiring certain skills, such as quotes or imagery or persuasion, etc.) to outlining (based on the type of writing) to writing rough drafts to editing (via the Checklist Challenge) to final copy. Each project has detailed samples for students to see how the project was written by another student (a rarity in writing programs) and in-depth lessons of all of the skills needed in order to complete that project.

Each series contains five books*

Level I: Early Elementary

Level II: Upper Elementary

Level III: Junior High

Level IV: High School

Level V: Advanced High School

*See back matter for a listing of all fifteen series that are at the store or are coming soon!! (They are listed on the Write-for-a-Month and Write On! pages of the back matter.)

This book, Write On, Mowgli, Level IV, is designed for beginning high school students and contains the following projects (from pre-writing through final product with all the instruction and skills needed for each assignment):

• Original Expository Essay–Three Ways to Survive in a Jungle
• Story Writing: Twice-Told Tale—The Jungle Book.

Each project in this book has detailed samples for students to see how the project was written by another student and in depth lessons of all of the skills needed in order to complete that project—Character Development; Hindrance Development; Time Period Study; Direct or Indirect Paragraph Development; Scene Development; Dialogue Writing; Brainstorming; Research; Thesis Statement; Transitions; LINK Sentences; Checklist Challenge Coding; Quotation Inclusion; Writing From a Sentence by Sentence Outline; Advanced Checklist Challenge; Skill of “Show Don’t Tell” by Describing a Character’s Actions and Mannerisms;  Redundancy Box; Checklist Challenge Coding; Thesis Statement and Thesis Statement “Reloaded”; and More!