Help poor writers improve their skills with Expressive Writing, an easy-to-use approach to teaching the basics of good writing. Expressive Writing focuses on the writing and the editing of basic sentences, paragraphs, and stories. Instructional strands include Mechanics, Sentence Writing, Paragraph and Story Writing, and Editing, making the program an ideal solution for students who have trouble getting started, have problems knowing when to capitalize and punctuate, omit important parts of the story, write incomplete sentences, ignore paragraph structure, or edit ineffectively or not at all. Improve your students’ writing skills with Expressive Writing. Carefully sequenced lessons address common mistakes and teach the skills that your students need to express ideas and communicate clearly. The program consists of four instructional strands—Mechanics, Sentence Writing, Paragraph and Story Writing, and Editing. Literacy strategy/type Intervention Direct Instruction (DI)/Explicit Instruction for Years 4 to Adult level Assessment Download the Placement Test
