Take care not to use too many screws which, with the plugs in place, will tend to give the flooring a polka-dot appearance. Be sure the screws are the right length. Use 1 if the flooring is laid over 3/4 plywood on a slab. Use 1 to 1 1/4 in wood joist construction or over screeds.Some manufacturers recommend face nailing in addition to other fastenings.ake care not to use too many screws which, with the plugs in place, will tend to give the flooring a polka-dot appearance. Be sure the screws are the right length. Use 1 if the flooring is laid over 3/4 plywood on a slab. Use 1 to 1 1/4 in wood joist construction or over screeds.
Introduction - Grades 4-6. Writer's Workshop is a teaching technique that invites students to write by making the process a meaningful part of the classroom curriculum. Ideally students are introduced to the process of writing in the early elementary grades and write daily through varied activities.
Writing that explains or tells us how to do something (called procedural writing) is very important in our day-to-day lives. As we all know, there is nothing more frustrating than directions that are unclear or badly written. This activity helps children understand what procedural writing is and how to read it. It also lets them write their own instructions and follow them to see how well they work. This demonstrates real-life uses for this kind of writing and shows why it is so important. This activity was modified from the ReadWriteThink lesson plan Let s Get Cooking With Words! Creating a Recipe Using Procedural Writing.