- Volume 28, Issue 4, 2011

These three graphica-based lessons will help students navigate and interpret graphic texts more meaningfully.

This handout accompanies Lessons in Graphica

Students will apply a deeper understanding to fictional characters after participating in this lesson, which has them reflect on their own preferred ways for knowing and believing.

Through reading, writing, and discussion, this activity engages students in exploring what it is to be a writer.

In this playful activity, students use discarded texts as the basis for descriptive writing practice.

This handout accompanies Dancing with Description

This classroom strategy stretches students’ imaginations by asking them to write about thirty things they would like to have accomplished by age 30.