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Getting Started with Elementary School Sentence Composing Quick View
Getting Started with Elementary School Sentence Composing Donald Killgallon, Jenny Killgallon Grade(s): 3rd-5th
Getting Started with Elementary School Sentence Composing
A Student Worktext
Struggles with writing don’t have to last a lifetime. Not when Don and Jenny Killgallon's Getting Started with Elementary School Sentence Composing is here to help. It's especially helpful to students who find language arts especially difficult or who are encountering the Sentence-Composing approach for the first time.
Between the Commas Quick View
Between the Commas Martin Brandt Grade(s): 6th-12th
Between the Commas
Sentence Instruction That Builds Confident Writers (and Writing Teachers)
Activities, exercises and lessons for sentence-level instruction your students will actually have fun with.
Getting Started with Middle School Sentence Composing Quick View
Getting Started with Middle School Sentence Composing Donald Killgallon, Jenny Killgallon Grade(s): 6th-8th
Getting Started with Middle School Sentence Composing
A Student Worktext

Struggles with writing don’t have to last a lifetime. Not when Don and Jenny Killgallon's Getting Started with Middle School Sentence Composing is here to help. It's especially helpful to students who find language arts especially difficult or who are encountering the Sentence-Composing approach for the first time.

Crafting Nonfiction Primary Quick View
Crafting Nonfiction Primary Linda Hoyt Grade(s): K-2nd
Crafting Nonfiction Primary
Lessons on Writing Process, Traits, and Craft
Focused on the process and traits of being a writer and how to best address the needs and expectations of nonfiction readers, Crafting Nonfiction offers targeted minilessons that will help you elevate craft, integrate trait-based instruction, and elevate control over conventions.
Getting Started with High School Sentence Composing Quick View
Getting Started with High School Sentence Composing Jenny Killgallon, Donald Killgallon Grade(s): 9th-12th
Getting Started with High School Sentence Composing
A Student Worktext

Struggles with writing don’t have to last a lifetime. Not when Don and Jenny Killgallon's Getting Started with High School Sentence Composing is here to help. It's especially helpful to students who find language arts especially difficult or who are encountering the Sentence-Composing approach for the first time. 

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The Inside Guide to the Reading-Writing Classroom, Grades 3-6 Quick View
The Inside Guide to the Reading-Writing Classroom, Grades 3-6 Leslie Blauman Grade(s): 3rd-6th
The Inside Guide to the Reading-Writing Classroom, Grades 3-6
Strategies for Extraordinary Teaching
Leslie shares tried-and-true teaching practices, lessons, and classroom management ideas  with dozens of foundational model lessons and online resources that include lists of mentor texts, student writing samples, and templates of her reading/writing assessment tool.
Back and Forth Quick View
Back and Forth Lee Heffernan Grade(s): 2nd-6th
Back and Forth
Using an Editor’s Mindset to Improve Student Writing
Back and Forth is for every teacher who dreads the next story about the winning goal or another retelling of a student’s favorite book. It shows how to push writers to do great work by giving yourself a title change during writing time—from teacher to classroom editor.
Teaching Nonfiction Revision Quick View
Teaching Nonfiction Revision Sneed B. Collard III, Vicki Spandel Grade(s): 4th-8th
Teaching Nonfiction Revision
A Professional Writer Shares Strategies, Tips, and Lessons
Sneed B. Collard III and Vicki Spandel blow the roof off everything you thought you knew about teaching nonfiction writing and the purposes for revision.
Celebrating Diversity Through Language Study Quick View
Celebrating Diversity Through Language Study Jen McCreight Grade(s): K-6th
Celebrating Diversity Through Language Study
A New Approach to Grammar Lessons
A student-centered approach to grammar study.
Paragraphs for Elementary School Quick View
Paragraphs for Elementary School Jenny Killgallon, Donald Killgallon Grade(s): 3rd-5th
Paragraphs for Elementary School
A Sentence-Composing Approach
Using subjects, predicates, and sentence composing tools, students learn and practice what good sentences look like before moving on to imitate strong paragraphs written by established authors —their “fitness trainers in writing.”
Paragraphs for Middle School Quick View
Paragraphs for Middle School Jenny Killgallon, Donald Killgallon Grade(s): 6th-8th
Paragraphs for Middle School
A Sentence-Composing Approach
Paragraphs for Middle School gives students new tools to write mature and varied sentences through imitating models by authors like Louis Sachar, Suzanne Collins, Gary Paulsen, J. R. R. Tolkien, Carl Hiassen, Rick Riordan, J. K. Rowling, and many others.
Paragraphs for High School Quick View
Paragraphs for High School Donald Killgallon, Jenny Killgallon Grade(s): 9th-12th
Paragraphs for High School
A Sentence-Composing Approach
Paragraphs for High School gives students new tools to write mature and varied sentences through imitating models by authors like John Steinbeck, Harper Lee, Maya Angelou, J.D. Salinger, Stephen King, J.K. Rowling, and many others.
Funner Grammar Quick View
Funner Grammar Sandra Wilde Grade(s): 3rd-8th
Funner Grammar
Fresh Ways to Teach Usage, Language, and Writing Conventions, Grades 3-8
Grammar—doesn’t it seem so 19th century? Sandra changes that by going away from rote exercises and approaching language learning in ways that reflect contemporary usage, including respectful and celebratory treatment of American language diversity.
Image Grammar, Second Edition Quick View
Image Grammar, Second Edition Harry Noden Grade(s): 7th-12th
Image Grammar, Second Edition
Teaching Grammar as Part of the Writing Process
 “With Image Grammar, visual images are everything,” says Harry Noden. “This is why both teachers with struggling students and those with AP students have embraced the book through 15 printings." This updated edition includes a CD of customizable files of the strategies; reproducibles; dozens of weblinks; and more.
Grammar Rants Quick View
Grammar Rants Patricia Dunn, Ken Lindblom Grade(s): 11th-College
Grammar Rants
How a Backstage Tour of Writing Complaints Can Help Students Make Informed, Savvy Choices About Thei
Patricia and Ken show multiple examples of grammar rants with extensive commentary, activities, and lessons to energize discussion about language, correctness, and good writing.
Grammar for College Writing Quick View
Grammar for College Writing Donald Killgallon, Jenny Killgallon Grade(s): 12th-College
Grammar for College Writing
A Sentence-Composing Approach
Guide your students toward mastery of the "grammar of the greats" by inviting hundreds of great authors to serve as their mentors—and the Killgallons as their guides.
Catching Up on Conventions Quick View
Catching Up on Conventions Chantal Francois, Elisa Zonana Grade(s): 6th-9th
Catching Up on Conventions
Grammar Lessons for Middle School Writers
Catching Up on Conventions is designed to be highly effective easy for you to implement by raising students’ awareness of Standard English grammar with targeted lessons, teaching based on best practices that are proven to work, and suggestions for instructional language and assessment practices that empower linguistic.
In Other Words Quick View
In Other Words David W Brown Grade(s): 8th-12th
In Other Words
Lessons on Grammar, Code-Switching, and Academic Writing
Help adolescents build facility with the formal register of school by connecting its conventions to the conventions of the language they speak outside the classroom.  35 lessons using examples drawn from commonly taught literature as well as from popular culture provide the scaffolding students need to build academic English.
Practical Punctuation Quick View
Practical Punctuation Dan Feigelson Grade(s): K-6th
Practical Punctuation
Lessons on Rule Making and Rule Breaking in Elementary Writing
Good writers know the rules, but skilled punctuators don’t simply go by the conventions. They use punctuation to make meaning. Practical Punctuation shows you how to help students discover the relationship between punctuation and meaning—and how they can use it to improve their writing.
Story Grammar for Elementary School Quick View
Story Grammar for Elementary School Donald Killgallon, Jenny Killgallon Grade(s): 3rd-6th
Story Grammar for Elementary School
A Sentence-Composing Approach: A Student Worktext
A narrative treasury in miniature, Story Grammar teaches the story in the sentence (interesting content) plus the sentence in the story (grammatical structure), linking stories and grammar in ways that are innovative—and fun.
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