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All About Our Town: Using Brochures to Teach Informational Writing
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| Grades | 2 – 4 |
| Lesson Plan Type | Unit |
| Estimated Time | Eight 40- to 60-minute sessions |
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N Sharpe
November 25, 2015
Hi, I wanted a 2 week block of lessons for my Year 3/4 English set to produce a travel brochure. This lesson plan is great and I plan to tweak it so that they can either do one about our local town for new students or one to persuade their parents to take them somewhere. Very much appreciate your efforts to put this together.
Sandy
February 09, 2012
Thank you Emily! I'm so anxious to put this project into action!
silvana
April 25, 2010
Hello Emily!!!!!!! Thank you so much for your lesson. I am a teacher of English in Argentina and I started a project called " Our town through English". It is to be applied to students of 2nd year High School and everything you have included here was very useful for me. Thanks for sharing. I hope I can send you the work of my students. The problem is that they don't have computers to work with so it will be much more "hand-made" but I will see if I can scan some of them and I will send them to you.
Bye. Sivlana
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