How reading published stories and making story webs can work together to enhance classroom story writing
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This article is published in the Literacy Forum NZ. © 2015 New Zealand Literary Association. Used with permission.
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Many students find story writing a challenge (Beard & Burrell, 2010; Calfee & Patrick, 1995; Dunn & Finley, 2010; Dymock & Nicholson, 2010; Richards, Sturm, & Cali, 2012; Saunders & Smith, 2014). Teachers need a simple strategy that will have a significant positive effect on the quality of student writing. This teaching idea is about going from "Too hard" to "I can do that". Our suggestion is to use the well-known story web strategy in a different way by applying it to a published story and then going from this to story writing.
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Dymock, S., & Nicholson, T. (2015). How reading published stories and making story webs can work together to enhance classroom story writing. Literacy Forum NZ, 30(3), 35–42.
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The New Zealand Literacy Association