It isn’t always easy finding quality source texts for your student. Additionally, the busyness of life can interfere with being consistent with your aspiring writer. IEW’s Writing Across the Curriculum writing lessons are the perfect solution to both of these problems! First, choose a theme that parallels your classroom focus or appeals to your individual student. Next, follow the daily lesson plans that teach your students to write using the Structure and Style® writing method in your chosen theme. Voila! With Writing Across the Curriculum writing courses, connecting your writing assignments to your classroom content or the individual interests of your student is a snap!
All of our Writing Across the Curriculum books are designed to be used by an instructor who has been through or is currently using the Teaching Writing: Structure and Style seminar.
Also see: Writing Across the Curriculum Grades Covered
Find a list of Writing Across the Curriculum Writing Lessons here.
Note for Schools: When used in a classroom setting, student books must be purchased per student every year in order to comply with copyright laws. The following blog post contains additional information on determining if Writing Across the Curriculum writing lessons are right for your classroom.
Do you still have questions? Contact your Educational Consultant for more information at Schools@IEW.com or call 800.856.5815.
