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Free Common Core W.6.3b posters
Teaching Dialogue in Writing {Freebie!}
This free pack is sure to help you through your writing dialogue unit! In this pack you will receive:-Posters outlining the rules to edit and punctuate dialogue correctly -A passage for students to correctly edit and punctuate dialogue, with answer keys-Links to my blog posts on teaching dialogue with additional ideas, lessons, and mentor texts-Student center/group activity and recording sheet to practice putting together a quote with the correct punctuationSee my 2 blog posts at: YoungTeacherLo
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3rd - 6th
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Showing vs. Telling Anchor Chart/Poster & Reference Sheet
Do you like to be able to use educational resources for multiple purposes? If so you will love this Showing vs. Telling Anchor Chart/Poster and Reference Sheet!This resource has been designed so that it can be enlarged, printed, and laminated (if you choose) and used as an anchor chart/poster and display it on your wall. Additionally, this resource can be printed in black and white or color and used as a reference sheet students can keep in their binders, folders, or interactive notebooks to loo
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Not Grade Specific
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Synonyms for Said Vocabulary Lists Sorted by Connotation - Said is Dead
These individual vocabulary posters are perfect for strengthening students' vocabularies when they write dialogue. These printable posters can be used while enforcing that said is dead or when teaching about positive and negative connotations. These individual vocabulary lists are great to tuck into students' folders for them to refer to whenever they need to!3 different vocabulary lists are included in this resource:One list includes negative and positive connotations for the word "said"One l
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Dialogue Practice Bundle of Worksheets and Vocabulary Lists
6th Grade ELA Common Core I Can Statement Posters Writing Standards
These 6th Grade ELA CCSS Learning Objective Writing Posters break the standards down in a way that makes sense and are written in student-friendly language as learning goals. Keep your class on track with these vibrant printables, perfect for your whiteboard, bulletin board, SMARTBoard, or in centers. Easy to print off or add them to the first pages of your PowerPoint notes to guide the lesson for the class. If you're feeling ambitious, print two per page, laminate, hole-punch, and add a key ri
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6th
Formatting Dialogue Cheat Sheet
If you use this resource, please write a review. Even if it's only a few words, your review really helps me. Thanks!This product is a student reference or cheat sheet for formatting dialogue. I use this in our memoir writing unit as students are drafting. This is a quick and easy resource to remind student of basic rules like pressing tab to indent and using words other than said. It also provides examples of how dialogue is formatted with a dialogue tag and quotation marks.
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6th - 9th
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"I Can" Statements for 6th Grade ELA Standards
Every 6th grade ELA standard that can be printed, laminated, and cut apart to display in the classroom. Each strand is a different font and color to be more easily organized.
FREE - Remembrance Day Australia - Poster
FREE - Remembrance Day Australia - Poster - Australian History - Writing Prompts (Gr. 3-7). "Many a man lying out there at Pozières or in the low scrub at Gallipoli, with his poor tired senses barely working through the fever of his brain, has thought in his last moments: 'Well – well – it's over; but in Australia they will be proud of this.'" - Charles Bean, WWI veteran and memorial co-founder. Honor the heroes of Australia - Australian War Memorial. In this free sample: Remembrance Day Austral
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K - 7th
Success Criteria for Narrative Writing KS2
Here’s a free KS2 Narrative Writing WALT and success criteria poster to use with your students!If you’re after more, check out this editable resource with differentiated success criteria and multiple formats for students to stick into their books.Too challenging for some of your learners? Here are some other options you can use to differentiate for your less able writers:Success Criteria for Narrative Writing Year 1Success Criteria for Narrative Writing Year 2Happy writing! Be purposeful teacher
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2nd - 5th
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RACE to Respond Poster (8.5 x 11 in)
Want to provide a visual to students to remember how to RACE to respond to a text evidence question or prompt? This poster is a great reference for students to remember how to RACE to respond (R - restate the question, A - answer the question, C - cite text evidence, E - explain or extend)!If you have any questions or comments, please drop them below. I would love to assist in any way that I can.Want to request a custom version with specific colors/fonts/etc.? Let me know!!Thank you for download
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Not Grade Specific
"Dead Words" Chart
Some of my kids really love to write. Some of them don't. ALL of them, however, love using the most basic words to get across the things they want to say in their writing. So much so that there are words I have banned in their writing -- and you should too.This resource includes the "dead words" that simply can no longer exist in their writing pieces because... well, they're dead! This sheet is a great addition to a Writer's Notebook, a class notes section of student binders, or simply to post o
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5th - 8th
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