Ccira 2014 surviving na nowrimo
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This document provides information about National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), a program that takes place every November where participants write a daily word count with the goal of completing a rough draft of a novel by the end of the month. The document outlines how teachers can implement NaNoWriMo in their 7th grade language arts classroom, including planning activities to build excitement leading up to November, providing structure and support during the writing month, and following up afterwards with editing and publishing opportunities. The teacher provides their contact information at the end for any additional questions.
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- 1. Beth Claycomb 7th Grade Language Arts Lewis-Palmer Middle School Monument, CO
- 2. National Novel Writing Month Every November Participants write a daily word count Rough Draft of a Novel Programs for Adults and Young Writers Online Free!
- 4. Covers many, many standards and skills Student choice Differentiation Builds writing endurance Understanding of writing from the point of view of an author Makes writing a social activity Bragging rights!!
- 6. Start Early!! Order a NaNoWriMo Classroom Kit Parent Notification Download Curriculum Teacher Resources & Student Workbook Panel of Experts Build Momentum and Excitement Register Online & Explore the Website http://ywp.nanowrimo.org/
- 12. Kick-Off Party Decide on Word Count Word Count Contract Count-Down Bulletin Boards Special Guests & Dignitaries
- 15. Additional Lessons Writing Games Lollipop Game Bait & Switch Best Line of the Day Award The Dare Machine
- 17. Keep Motivation High Author Pep Talks Completion Rewards 50% and 100% Rewards Celebrity Guest Visits Winning Word Count Validator
- 20. TGI. . .Over Party Turn Inner Editor Back On Edit & Revise Author Day Publishing 5 Free Paperback Copies from CreateSource Teen Ink Writing Contests
- 22. Grading Weekly Excerpts Classroom Management To Type or Handwrite? Scan or Copy Notebooks USB Drives and Dropbox New Students Thanksgiving Break
- 24. Email bclaycomb@lewispalmer.org Bloghttp://accidentalliteracy.wordpress.com/ Pinterest - Join my NaNoWriMo group board!