Introduction Part 1: Writing Fluency Introduction Unit 1: Keeping a Journal Unit 2: Blogging Unit 3: Creative Writing Part 2: Language Use Introduction Unit 1: Building Vocabulary Unit 2: Sentence Variety Unit 3: Relating Ideas Unit 4: Verbs: Tense and Voice Unit 5: Figurative Language Part 3: Academic Writing Introduction Unit 1: What is Academic Writing? Unit 2: Working with Source Materials Unit 3: Summary Writing Unit 4: Paragraphs: Patterns of Organization Unit 5: Pre-writing Techniques Unit 6: Thesis Statements, Introductions, and Conclusions Unit 7: Organizing and Drafting Unit 8: Revising and Proofreading Part 4: Social and Professional Writing Introduction Unit 1: Social Networking Unit 2: Business Letters Unit 3: Writing Reviews Unit 4: Current Events Unit 5: College Applications

The Writing Power series is unlike most other writing textbooks. Rather than focusing on one are of writing, such as fluency, language use, academic writing, or social writing the series includes all of them to give students practicl skills for writing in many different situations. It is also contains four separate parts that concentrate on four important aspects of writing proficiency. The structure is flexible, allowing the teacher to assign work from different sections concurrently to target students' greatest needs. To support and supplement in-class practice there is a Writing Power blog. Teachers can log on to set  up a private class blog, where students can post writing assignments and communicate with classmates in a fun online environment.