01935cam a2200217 4500 369255101 TxAuBib 20190131120000.0 101101s2011||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u 9780325037226 0325037221 TxAuBib Hoyt, Linda. Crafting nonfiction, lessons on writing process, traits, and craft - Intermediate / Linda Hoyt. Portsmouth, NH : Firsthand Heinemann, 2011. ix, 358 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.) This resource is organized into two major sections: Process and Traits and Craft. Within each major section, you’ll find subsections that are designed to make lessons organized and easy to find. Process lessons are grouped according to the stages of the writing process. In Planning and Research, you will find a wealth of resources that range from modeling how to identify facts in a photograph to how to add factual detail to an illustration to how to use the key word strategy. In the Drafting section, lessons focus on helping writers get their thinking onto the page using picture alphabet cards, stretching words to say them slowly, or writing about a picture. Revising is the section where you will find helpful modeled writing lessons on how to add details, how to combine sentences, how to add ideas by cutting and pasting, and how to tune up sensory images. In the sections Editing and Presenting, the lessons turn toward audience and focus on spacing, spelling, and publishing. The section Traits and Craft contains rich lessons that focus on the artistic side of writing. In this section, lessons are organized around traits of quality nonfiction writing, with craft elements woven into each section. Intermediate Edition. 20190131. Non-fiction lesson planning, writing.