Encourages students to practice their language mechanics and detail skills as they analyze a picture, picture caption and story for grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, spelling, usage, capitalization, or content errors and then correct the errors like real editors. Reading level: grade 8; ability level: grade 8-adult; 33 activities; guide to grammar, usage, and punctuation; and answers included. Reproducible for single-classroom or single-home use.
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This unique series uses illustrated high-interest stories to get your students thinking like real editors! Each book will improve students' language mechanics significantly and--equally important--improve academic performance! Easy to teach and a lot more fun than traditional grammar drills.
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OTHER TITLES BY THESE AUTHORS - Editor in Chief A1, ISBN 0-89455-515-4; Editor in Chief A2, ISBN 0-89455-719-X; Editor in Chief B1, ISBN 0-89455-516-2; Editor in Chief B2, ISBN 0-89455-720-3; Editor in Chief C1.
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Great way for students to learn to find and correct mistakes,
By marjimom (Watertown, SD) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Editor in Chief: Grammar Disasters and Punctuation Faux Pas, Book C2, Grade 8 to Adult (Paperback)
I've been using the E in C books for years. I think they are a great way for the student to look at a work and find mistakes. I also make my sons tell me how it is a mistake - usage, spelling, etc. And then they either re-write or re-type it for practice.
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Excellent series!,
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This review is from: Editor in Chief: Grammar Disasters and Punctuation Faux Pas, Book C2, Grade 8 to Adult (Paperback)
The entire Editor in Chief series is excellent. Often, even students who don't like studying grammar enjoy the EIC editing challenges. They are short and the number of errors in a passage is noted in advance, so that students know when to stop or to keep searching. I would recommend this series for either homeschooled or in-school students to complement any other curriculum. It is indeed one of the Critical Thinking Company's best publications.
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