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Roost Books | Paperback 9781611800159 | 288 pages |$16.95 Rip ALL the Pages! by Karen Benke to inspire Your 2nd-5th grade students to reach for a pencil and play on the page! A fast-moving favorite pencil for each student A stack of blank or lined paper An invitation to young writers that they surprise themselves! A handy list of Z-A words (provided below from Rip the Page! pg.171) Why Write an Acrostic? To help students learn to handle form To introduce the term “spine word” To give emerging and reluctant writers a way to feel successful with their writing To encourage confident writers to play and challenge themselves To write along with your students To rekindle your enjoyment of creative writing Fun Acrostic Examples So what if life can bite and chew— Remember, you can too! Small Fact: Most animals rarely kiss! Your Turn to Tip a Word on its Side! Take the word SCAR or any 3-5 letter word and tip it on its side After the word-tip, invite students to see what spills out! (Here’s where the Z-A list is handy) The word going down the page that’s straight like your spine is called The Spine Word The subject of an Acrostic need not be about the tipped Spine Word Play with making short and long line Acrostics Play with making an Acrostic that asks a question Play with titling your Acrostic What the Door Asks: Does the sky over your house ever open up when the roof is asleep? Red is for entering dangerous poems… A Go-To, 5-Step Lesson Plan Here’s All You’ll Need:

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Page 1: Rip ALL the Pages! - Penguin Random Houseimages.randomhouse.com/teachers_guides/9781611806571.pdfRoost Books | Paperback 9781611800159 | 288 pages |$16.95 Rip ALL the Pages! by Karen

Roost Books | Paperback9781611800159 | 288 pages |$16.95

Rip ALL the Pages!by Karen Benke

to inspire Your 2nd-5th grade students to reach for a pencil and play on the page!

A fast-moving favorite pencil for each studentA stack of blank or lined paperAn invitation to young writers that they surprise themselves!A handy list of Z-A words (provided below from Rip the Page! pg.171)

Why Write an Acrostic?To help students learn to handle formTo introduce the term “spine word”To give emerging and reluctant writers a way to feel successful with their writingTo encourage confi dent writers to play and challenge themselvesTo write along with your studentsTo rekindle your enjoyment of creative writing

Fun Acrostic ExamplesSo what if lifecan biteand chew—Remember, you can too!

Small Fact:

Mostanimalsrarelykiss!

Your Turn to Tip a Word on its Side!Take the word SCAR or any 3-5 letter word and tip it on its sideAfter the word-tip, invite students to see what spills out! (Here’s where the Z-A list is handy)The word going down the page that’s straight like your spine is called The Spine WordThe subject of an Acrostic need not be about the tipped Spine WordPlay with making short and long line AcrosticsPlay with making an Acrostic that asks a questionPlay with titling your Acrostic

What the Door Asks:Does the skyover your house everopen up when theroof is asleep?

Red is forenteringdangerous poems…

A Go-To, 5-Step Lesson Plan

Here’s All You’ll Need:

Rip ALL the Pages!Rip ALL the Pages!

writing

Your Turn

Page 2: Rip ALL the Pages! - Penguin Random Houseimages.randomhouse.com/teachers_guides/9781611806571.pdfRoost Books | Paperback 9781611800159 | 288 pages |$16.95 Rip ALL the Pages! by Karen

Choosing the right word amongHundreds of thousands of millionsof other words is the task, theInky-tall, sneaky task of allcreative writers who must look everywhereEspecially in the pockets of their hearts!

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How to assess student progressPay attention to how often students ask for creative writing timeAsk who wants to tape their Acrosticsto the walls, white board, windows, doors!

z-a listzipper zany zigzag yowl yoga yacht x-ray X-mas wild whack wrinkle walrus voodoo vortex vil-lain ukulele trapeze twirl trinket starfi sh skitter swarm reef riddle rain race quilt giver promise pinball plant organ nail nephew niece mushy murmur muddy lucky ladder lamp lost kite kayak kitchen jazz jungle jet icicle inch hush helmet howl guppy gravity goggles goat fl ute fence fork epic extinct elevator driftwood drool da� odil catapult cursive crawl create blaze bundle bonbons balance anxious anteater alarm about-face

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About the author

Karen Benke has inspired children—and a few adults—in the art of creative writing for over twenty years as a Poet in the Schools, writing guide, visiting author, and founder of � e Writers Nest. Visit her virtually atwww.karenbenke.com.

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Further Expectations & ChallengesWrite an Acrostic that’s one long (run-on) sentenceTip your name or a favorite word on its side to see what spills out…like Griffi n did:

Griffi n’s Luck!Find yourLuck inAll that movesSideways &Horizontal

Tip your dog or cat’s name overPen an Acrostic using the word “Acrostic”

Bonus: Write an Acrostic with Spine Words that run the left and right side!

Double Bonus: Use this handy list of Z-A words and see how many acrostics you can make in an hour! (provided below from Rip the Page! pg.171)

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hoosing the right word among

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To request examination copies or learn more about EDUCATOR DISCOUNTS and ordering,contact your K-12 Representative at [email protected] or call 844-851-3955.