Sentence Composing

Don and Jenny Killgallon

SENTENCE-COMPOSING TEACHER’S HANDBOOK

A must-have for every teacher of the sentence-composing approach!

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES FROM
SENTENCE-COMPOSING TEACHER’S HANDBOOK

For your students–an affordable textbook with all student activities from the teacher’s handbook. Teaches twelve sentence-building tools of good writers.

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WRITING LIKE AN AUTHOR:
A STUDY IN SENTENCE COMPOSING

A focus on sentence-building tools typical of authors to teach others those tools.

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THE SENTENCECRAFT OF STEVEN KING

A focus on the sentence-building tools typical of King to teach others those tools.

Filled with varied classroom-ready activities–an Amazon.com exclusive!

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HARRY POTTER AND THE SUPER SENTENCE

HARRY POTTER and the SUPER SENTENCE uses only sentences by J. K. Rowling from the Harry Potter novels. All activities teach students to learn, practice, and apply these twelve tools in their own writing like J. K. Rowling.

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GRAMMAR OF THE GREATS:
A Sentence-Composing Toolbox

Available in a both a teacher edition and a student edition.

• Who are the “greats”? Famous authors, whose sentences are the basis for all activities.

• What are their tools? Grammatical structures those authors use much more than students.

• What gets put in the students’ toolbox? The tools authors use to build sentences.

• What is the purpose of the book? To narrow the sentence gap between students and authors.

In thousands of classrooms within and beyond the United States, Don and Jenny Killgallon’s sentence-composing method gives students tools to become better writers. 


Barry’s Story


MENTOR SENTENCE:
This is a snail shell, round, full, and glossy as a horse chestnut.

By Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Gift from the Sea

STUDENT SENTENCE: This is an American flag, striped, colorful and starry as a night sky.
By Barry, 10th grade student

Would you like your students
to do what Barry did?

Read Barry’s story