Young Writers Academy
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Bobcat Young Writers Academy
For students entering grades 1-8
The UCMWP Bobcat Young Writers Academy is an exciting summer writing program for all students entering grades 1-8 in the fall. During the two weeks, students write daily, sharing, discussing, revising, and editing their writing with other young writers — all under the guidance of UC Merced Writing Project Teacher Consultants. In doing so, they begin to understand the difference between writing for self and writing for a reader. Students will build their stamina as writers through daily journaling, and the teachers will guide them to explore some of the many ways writing is used: to inform, entertain, persuade, and reflect. In two short weeks, students develop the habits of good writers with their eyes and minds focused on what it means to write and revise for a reader.
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Bobcat Young Writers Academy
June 19 - June 29, 2017 - Monday through Thursday
8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
UC Merced Campus
Registration: $215 per student; $190 for each additional child in family.
Make check payable to: UC Regents
Mail registration and payment to:
UC Merced WRITING PROJECT
5200 N. Lake Road
Merced, CA 95343
Please contact the Writing Project more information at (209) 381-6559 or psahakian@ucmerced.edu
Migrant Education Summer Writing Academy
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Sponsored by University of California, Merced, Writing Project and Merced County Office of Education, Migrant Ed Program
School Districts that have participated include: Livingston, Atwater and Gustine.
Improve your WRITING SKILLS for STORIES & ESSAYS by Learning to REVISE for . . .
- Engaging, appropriate openings
- Clear organization and purpose
- Elaboration of ideas and information
- Control of sentence structure and word choice
For more informationsee or call your school Migrant Ed contact:
- The Migrant Ed Office at MCOE 209-381-6707
- UC Merced Writing Project 209-381-6559