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Write On!
A Mini-Movie for the Parents
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ParentalGuidance
Write On!
Welcome to the parent workshop.
This is a guide to help you learn how to work through the Mini-Movies, lessons and worksheets with your children.
Write On!Provide a quiet study area for your children to do their work. Have pencils, pens and crayons to make it an inviting place to be.
Write On!Provide a quiet study area for your children to do their work. Have pencils, pens, crayons to make it an inviting place to be.
Set an egg timer for the amount of time your children will work. 15 - 20 minutes is a good length of time to work.
Write On!Provide a quiet study area for your children to do their work.Have pencils, pens, crayons to make it an inviting place to be.
Set an egg timer for the amount of time your children will work. 15 - 20 minutes is a good length of time to work.
I recommend that your children have a notebook at their desk like a journal or diary.
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Follow these steps . . .
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Watch the Mini-Movie with your children.First
Follow these steps . . .
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Tessie’s Tips;
Ask, “What did
you like about
the movie?”
All answers are okay.
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Tessie’s Tips;
Ask, “What did
you like about
the movie?”
All answers are okay.
Tessie’s Tips;What did you
learn? “I think a subject
is a person like you or me.”
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Watch the Mini Movie with your children.First
Next Read the lesson together.
Follow these steps . . .
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There is one Mini-Movie and one lesson for each group of the seven worksheets. Read each lesson together before having your children do the seven corresponding worksheets.
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Do the first question on the worksheet together.
There is one mini movie and one lesson for each group of the seven worksheets. Read each lesson together before having your child do the seven corresponding worksheets.
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Do the first question on the worksheet together.
Allow your children time to complete the worksheet.
There is one mini movie and one lesson for each group of the seven worksheets. Read each lesson together before having your child do the seven corresponding worksheets.
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Do the first question on the worksheet together.
Allow your children time to complete the worksheet.
Mark it together and celebrate their successes.
There is one mini movie and one lesson for each group of the seven worksheets. Read each lesson together before having your child do the seven corresponding worksheets.
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We all have different learning styles.By listening, reading, speaking and writingeveryday to your children weaccommodate their different learning styles.
Printing the worksheet and having your children do it will help them to commit the lessons to memory.
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Tessie’s Tips;Read the
worksheet
aloud to hear that your children’s
answers sound correct.
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Tessie’s Tips;Read the
worksheet
aloud to hear that your children’s
answers sound correct.
Tessie’s Tips;Discuss the objectives. Did they put a capital letter, period?
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Watch the Mini-Movie with your children.First
Next Read the lesson together.
Finally Have your children do the quiz.
Follow these steps . . .
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When children write about their own experiences, they make a connection with their writing and their ideas flow offthe pages.
Also, have your children write some sentences in their notebook. Remind them to proof read their writing by reading it aloud to hear that it sounds correct.
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If your children are struggling to write about something, encourage them to draw a picture.
Putting pencil (or crayon) to paper helps to break down the barrier between their ideas and seeing it being written (or recorded) on paper.
Ask your children questions about they drawing.
Encourage them to write what they are telling you.
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Tessie’s Tips;
Start to brainstorm
ideas with your
children about
what they like.
Your children can
write lists of what
they like in their
notebook.
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Tessie’s Tips; From the lists, your children
can start writing
sentences about what they like.
Tessie’s Tips;
Start to brainstorm
ideas with your
children about
what they like.
Your children can
write lists of what
they like in their
notebook.
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Done!
I hope you have found the Mini Movie Parent Workshop helpful.
The following Mini Quiz is for you to work through. It is similar to the one your child will find on each Mini Movie.
Perfect ParentQuizzical Quiz
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This is the end of your Parent Workshop.