Writing: Grade 6

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Based on proven McGraw-Hill curriculum, Spectrum Writing Grade 6 helps young people improve and strengthen their writing skills as they learn to identify basic grammar concepts, use correct sentence structure, find the main idea and supporting details, write paragraphs, and develop creative writing skills.

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Overview

Based on proven McGraw-Hill curriculum, Spectrum Writing Grade 6 helps young people improve and strengthen their writing skills as they learn to identify basic grammar concepts, use correct sentence structure, find the main idea and supporting details, write paragraphs, and develop creative writing skills.

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781577689164
  • Publisher: Carson-Dellosa Publishing Company, Incorporated
  • Publication date: 9/28/2002
  • Series: Spectrum Writing Series
  • Edition description: Workbook
  • Pages: 130
  • Age range: 11 years
  • Product dimensions: 8.30 (w) x 10.90 (h) x 0.36 (d)

Table of Contents

Things to Remember About Writing 5
Proofreading Checklist 6
Tools for Writing
Capitalization
Sentences, People, and Pets 7
People's Titles 8
Places 9
Dates and Holidays 10
Proofreading Practice: Capitalization 11
Punctuation
Commas in Series, Dates, and Addresses 12
Proofreading Practice: Commas 13
Possessives
Singular 14
Singular and Plural 15
Proofreading Practice: Possessives 16
Contractions
With Not 17
With Verbs 18
Homophones
Hear/Here, To/Too/Two 19
Articles
A, an, and the 20
Recognizing Sentences
Recognizing Sentences 21
Making Sentences 22
Writing Sentences 23
Completing Sentences (endings) 24
Completing Sentences (beginnings) 25
Writing Sentences 26
Types of Sentences
Statements 27
Questions 29
Exclamations 31
Commands 33
Review: Types of Sentences 35
Description/Details
Writing with Your Senses 37
Writing About Feelings 39
Nouns 41
Writing Nouns that are More Exact 42
Pronouns 44
Proofreading Practice: Pronouns 45
Adjectives
Writing with Interesting Adjectives 46
Writing About an Object 47
Writing Better Sentences 48
Review: Adjectives and Nouns 49
Adverbs 50
Writing with More Exact Adverbs 51
Verbs 52
Verb Agreement 53
Regular Verb Tense 54
Irregular Verb Tense 55
Writing with Interesting Verbs 56
Comparisons 58
Comparisons of Pictures 59
Using -er and more 60
Using -est and most 61
Review: Comparisons 62
Using like and as 63
Writing Similes 64
Comparisons Using good and bad 65
Polishing Your Writing 67
Writing About a Person 68
The Writing Process
The Writing Process 70
Prewriting 71
Prewriting: Brainstorming 72
Prewriting: Writing Webs 73
Prewriting: Freewriting 75
Drafting 76
Rough Draft 78
Revising 79
Proofreading 81
Publishing 84
Proofreading and Publishing 85
Creative Writing
Writing the Main Idea of a Picture 86
Writing a Title 88
Writing Story Parts in Order 90
Story Sequence 92
Writing Paragraphs
Writing the Main Idea of a Paragraph 93
Writing Paragraphs that Make Sense 95
Proofreading Practice: Paragraphs 100
Writing Picture Stories 101
Writing Sequence Words 103
Proofreading Practice: Writing
Sequence Words 104
Writing Better Sentences
Combining Sentences 105
Sentence Building 111
Writing Letters
Using Good Letter Form 114
Proofreading Practice: Friendly Letter 116
Writing a Thank-You Letter 117
Addressing Envelopes 118
Writer's Handbook 119
Answer Key 129
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