Turning a Prompt into a Statement Practice

Practice Turning a Prompt into a Statement

Use these resources to teach your students how to turn a prompt into a statement to begin writing a response.

Included:
*PowerPoint with step by step directions that can be used with the gradual release process: “I do, We do, Two do, You do.”
*Two Practice Worksheets, one with lower level, opinion based prompts and one with higher level, text-based prompts
*Answer keys
*Common Core (CCSS) alignment

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