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Paragraph of the Week

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I think this is such a great way top get students in the routine of writing paragraphs. I pulled this back out when state testing came around as review and it worked great! Such a great resource to use through the week!
Fantastic resource, very well put together. I have some very reluctant writers and the way this is set up helps them get over the hurdle of not knowing what to write about and they have begun to create some really good paragraphs.
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  1. These two writing programs, which go hand in hand with each other, are the perfect companion to any writing program. First, the Paragraph of the Week helps students construct a clear, concise, and organized paragraph. Then, when your students are ready, you can transition them to the Essay of the
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The ORIGINAL Paragraph of the Week program on TpT! This daily, scaffolded approach to paragraph writing is perfect to help get your students writing good, solid, detailed paragraphs. Students will write one weekly paragraph, focusing on the organization and format of the paragraph itself.

There are 36 weeks worth of writing prompts (plus 5 BONUS prompts) in this 258 page file. All of the prompts are student-centered so that they will not get bogged down on the topic but rather focus on writing the paragraph itself. The first 18 weeks are heavily scaffolded, resulting in a nice, solid weekly paragraph. Each day of the week centers around one aspect of the paragraph (Monday is brainstorming, Tuesday is body sentences, Wednesday is Topic/Closing sentences, and Thursday is putting it all together.) The second 18 weeks switch focus to revising and editing, since the students are now more proficient at writing the actual paragraph.

All three writing genres are represented in the prompts. Each prompt is labeled so you know exactly which writing genre your students are practicing that week.

There are samples of completed weekly paragraphs, a 4 point grading rubric (in two sizes for you to choose), and a revising checklist. There are also blank templates for you to create your own writing prompts to better suit the needs of your students.

This is designed as homework (that is how I use it in my room) however you can also use it as classwork in a center or writing warm up. This is NOT a digital resource. If you would like a digital version you can find that here. It is DIFFERENT prompts, but the same scaffolded program...only digital!)

This is for use by one teacher in one classroom. If you would like to share with your colleagues, PLEASE purchase a multiple license. This really was a lot of work for me and I would appreciate it.

Would you like to try a sample before you purchase the entire thing? You can click here for a free sample OR you can download the preview....actually, they are two different samples....so do both! Try it out, and see if it works in your classroom, then come back and purchase!

If you like this product, you may like the others in this same line!

DIGITAL Paragraph of the Week for Google Drive

Fictional Narrative Paragraph of the Week

Editable Paragraph of the Week Template

Essay of the Month is the perfect NEXT STEP to Paragraph of the Week.

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to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique, descriptive details, and clear event sequences.
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique, descriptive details, and clear event sequences.
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique, descriptive details, and clear event sequences.

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