9 reviews for FREE Six-Word Teaching Guides
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Since we launched the Six-Word Memoir project, educators of all kinds have found six words to be a terrific classroom assignment and catalyst for self-expression.
Here we offer four free Teaching Guides for you to download and share with your students. Just add to your cart and checkout and all of the following Teaching Guides will be instantly emailed to you (in a compressed file with all four guides) and available for download.
If you teach Six-Word Memoirs in your classroom, please let us know how it goes by sending a note to sixwordsinclass@gmail.com — your class could be featured on our Six in Schools blog.
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Tiffany –
Looks fun to try for young students to expand their expression in language and visual art! Thank you!
Beth –
Going to try this with Seniors!
Melissa Jones –
I’m very interested to try this technique with my students.
Rebecca Shargel –
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Thank you for providing these tools!
Holly Cooper –
A great idea to teach focus on theme, character, imagery, etc. Plus, they are fun!!
smoakm (verified owner) –
This idea sounds wonderful! I can’t wait to see the guide for some more great ideas!
Leon Warnock –
keen to try this
Rjag –
I am looking forward to trying this tool! I can’t wait to look at the teaching guide!
P. Neiswender –
Trying this with my reluctant writers.