Talk and Write! - Schafers, Gail; Morey, Janet
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We are currently refreshing our shelves and this title is 70% off with promo code: Super70 Talk and Write is a ready-to-use classroom resource packed with creative photocopiable activities that turn writing practice into authentic expression. Featuring six engaging activity types--Writing to Remember, Writing with the Five Senses, Writing Around the Holidays, Writing with Imagination, Writing for Pairs and Groups, and Writing Poetry--this book helps students move beyond simple sentence writing to meaningful communication. Each task sparks curiosity, builds confidence, and invites learners to…mehr

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We are currently refreshing our shelves and this title is 70% off with promo code: Super70 Talk and Write is a ready-to-use classroom resource packed with creative photocopiable activities that turn writing practice into authentic expression. Featuring six engaging activity types--Writing to Remember, Writing with the Five Senses, Writing Around the Holidays, Writing with Imagination, Writing for Pairs and Groups, and Writing Poetry--this book helps students move beyond simple sentence writing to meaningful communication. Each task sparks curiosity, builds confidence, and invites learners to personalize their language, making writing both purposeful and fun. Perfect for busy teachers, it offers effortless preparation, flexible classroom use, and endless opportunities for creativity and collaboration.
Autorenporträt
Janet Morey, co-author (with Gail Schafers) of Talk and Write! began teaching ESOL in a large St. Louis public school over 35 years ago. Her enthusiasm for teaching and her friendship with fellow instructor Gail Schafers nudged her and Gail to compile their writing plans into books for other teachers, which have now been used all over the world. Janet earned her MAT from Webster University and taught at St. Louis Community College. She now teaches Creative Writing at a local prison.