
Sentence Construction: A Tip for Tomorrow from Melanie
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Sentence construction can be tricky for many students. In this episode, Melanie shares a few strategies that might help students begin to internalize ways to construct sentences, moving from simple sentences to compound and complex sentences.
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A few posts from the Two Writing Teachers Blog that relate to this episode:
- Sentence Patterning Charts
- Tackling Sentence Struggles With Older Writers
- Bring on the Fun with Sentence Construction
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