Books To Teach Writing

These are books that emphasize specific aspects of written language, helping children recognize parts of speech, understand when to use punctuation marks, and develop a voice as a writer.
- A Dictionary of Homophones by Leslie Presson
- Best Word Book Ever by Richard Scarry
- Checking Your Grammar by Marvin Terban
- Dictionary of Idioms by Marvin Terban
- Eight Ate: A Feast of Homonym Riddles by Leslie Presson
- Punctuation Power by Marvin Terban
- Punctuation Takes a Vacation by Robin Pulver
- Rip the Page!: Adventures in Creative Writing by Karen Benke
- Scholastic Children’s Dictionary by Scholastic, Inc.
- The Amazing Pop-up Grammar Book by Jennie Maizels and Kate Petty
- The Journey of English by Donna Brook
- The Scholastic Dictionary of Spelling by Marvin Terban
- Time to Rhyme by Marvin Terban
- To Root, To Toot, To Parachute: What is a Verb? and other books from the Words are Categorical series by Brian Cleary
- What in the World Is a Homophone? by Leslie Presson
- Write Away: A Handbook for Young by Writers and Learners by Dave Kemper, Ruth Nathan, and Patrick Sebranek