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Elementary creative writing posters for Microsoft Word
Steps in Writing Process
I use this document to illustrate the steps in the writing process, as well as track of where my students are in the writing process. I use clothespins with my students' names and move their clothespin as I take "Status of the Class" during Writer's Workshop. My students love the the image of Mickey Mouse as he evolves through Walt Disney's drafts.
Grades:
1st - 5th
NGLS 2nd grade Writing Standard 3 Narratives Linguistic Demands Student Tool
NGLS 2nd grade Writing Standard 3 Narratives Linguistic Demands Student ToolMultilingual students tend to struggle with writing output and sometimes giving them a full writing sample or too many sentence stems doesn't allow the students to build their own writing and express their ideas. This Linguistic Demands tool stems from NGLS NYS Academic and Linguistic Demands document available in the NYSED website.While teaching narrative writing, students can use this tool to build and develop their st
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1st - 4th
Adjective Anchor Chart FREEBIE!
Teaching your students how to describe nouns using adjectives? Use this FREE resource as a visual for students learning about adjectives. This is perfect as an addition to a bulletin board or a resource for students to have at their seats. Perfect to help writers expand their vocabulary and enhance their writing. FREE Adjective Anchor Chart.
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1st - 4th
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Creative Writing - Character Development - Physical Appearance and Traits
Creative writing: Do your kids struggle with character development or introducing their character? Are you tired of characters only being described as a "good guy" or "bad guy"? And who wouldn't be attracted to Lego?!Use the posters:-to better visualize and create their character-for vocabulary development through explicit teaching-for greater descriptive vocabulary use in writing-to deepen vocabulary knowledge through the provided activity below, as it encourages the use and discussion of vocab
Grades:
K - 7th
Kid Writing Crowns Mini Cheat Sheet
Kid Writing advocates the use of "Kid Crowns" (visual aids to help children remember sight words, spelling patterns, consonant blends, digraphs, etc.), but I found actual crowns are disruptive and time consuming. I hang large posters in my room as each crown is introduced. This mini version lists common crowns on 1 small page (1/3 of an 8 1/2" x 10" piece of printer paper). It can be placed in students' writing folders.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-N
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Grades:
K - 1st
FREE Poetry Styles Handout for Students
This Poetry Styles Handout names and describes 13 different types of poetry. It is a great introduction to different poetic formats and can be used as a guide when students start writing poetry of their own.
This guide...
1. Names the style of poem
2. Defines that poetic style
3. Provides a sample poem (for most forms)
If you found this useful, then you should definitely check out my Poetry Units:
1. Poetry Template Guides for Students for $2.00
2. Poetry Analysis with Shakespeare, Poe, and M
Grades:
5th - 9th
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Narrative Writing Story Arc
Narrative Writing Story Arc Planner with pictures for strugglers.
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K - 5th
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Writing Essentials Posters and Resources
This bundle includes the following resources that will help your students achieve success in writing:PAT prompt breakdownArgumentative, informative and narrative postersHooks and grabbersStructure and organizationTransitional wordsSteps to the writing processSteps to editingEvidence and elaboration
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4th - 6th
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Motivational Quote Posters Assignment
This is a great way to get students to think and interpret what the author was thinking when the quote was said. I love to put motivational quotes around the room and years ago I started to pick a quote a week and have my students interpret what the quote means as well as how they can relate it to their lives. The students love the assignment and their write ups lead to great class discussions. I have used this assignment for Jr. high classes but it would work for as low as 5th grade to high
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5th - 12th
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Stretch a Sentence - Writing Minilesson
This is a poster than when enlarged to A3 can be used for teaching a mini lesson about stretching a sentence.
The poster outlines ways to stretch out a sentence to give more details.
This poster was originally made for a high school special education class as part of the writing block in the Four Blocks Literacy Framework.
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2nd - 12th
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5 Stages of Writing Posters and Graphic Organizer
This product includes 5 posters detailing the 5 stages of writing: Pre-writing, Drafting, Revising, Editing and Publishing. Each poster includes detailed steps and picture cues for students to follow. It also includes a pre-writing plan graphic organizer for students to use when beginning a new writing project in Writer's Workshop. This is a great teaching tool for writing lessons designed to take students from generating a writing idea to publishing the completed writing project. The poster
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Grades:
1st - 5th
Signal Words Poster/Anchor Chart or Printable
This chart breaks down the signal words for different types of writing, including compare/contrast, cause/effect, problem/solution, question/answer, and more. Great addition to student writing folders or to have made into an anchor chart.
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2nd - 8th
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Our Classroom Rules | Editable | Warm Neutral Tones
These are great editable classroom rules posters! These posters come with the "title page" and 5 colour options for possible rules to implement in your own classroom!
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PreK - 6th
Writing Process Posters/Clip Chart
This is a pack of writing process posters including:
Prewrite, Draft, Revise, Edit, Publish
Goes great with Ruth Culham's Trait Writing!
Can be made as a bulletin board, or assembled as a clip chart to be used with clothespins to monitor student progress. Great visual for the writing process! The students love seeing their clip move through the process!
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K - 12th
What is an Adjective? Writing Minilesson
This is a poster that outline the purpose of an adjective. It shows what sentences with and without adjectives look like, highlighting what adjectives can do for writing.
This poster can be used to display around the classroom or for a writing minilesson.
This poster was made originally for a high school special education class as a writing minilesson as part of the Four Block Literacy Framework.
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K - 12th
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Five Senses Organizer
A fun graphic organizer that focuses students on the senses. Use it for descriptive writing, poetry, adjectives, and adverbs. Great motivator for reluctant writers.
Five Senses Graphic Organizer is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Grades:
K - 7th
Five Star Writing Rubric
This simple poster helps younger students remember the key writing mechanics when creating a paragraph. I made the poster small and placed it on each child's desk. Before they could hand in their paragraph, they had to make sure that they followed the 5 star writing rules. They loved having me check it and drawing how many stars they earned. Over time, it encouraged them to self edit their writing to ensure the five stars!
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K - 2nd
RHETORICAL COMPARISON DEVICES: SCAFFOLDING NOTES - 6 HANDOUTS
This compact review of rhetorical comparison devices for quick referencing is perfect for teaching Simile, Metaphor, Hyperbole and Analogy. These no prep scaffolding notes would be great for ELA lessons or ELA centers. Your students will love this information that is well-planned for student engagement.After studying these students will be able to:Note the definitions, purposes and quick memory tips to interpret and verbalise the rhetorical comparison devices in the graphics.Compare and contrast
Grades:
4th - 10th
Also included in:Â RHETORICAL COMPARISON DEVICES - SIMILE, METAPHOR, HYPERBOLE, ANALOGY: BUNDLE
Narrative Writing Poster and Bookmarks
Print these easy to read Narrative Writing Prompts to easily slide inside students writing folders or print out and use as bookmarks! You can edit the size if you wanted to make them even smaller to print and put on desks!
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K - 2nd
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Fairy Tales "Wanted" Poster
The Fairy Tales "Wanted" Poster is a fun language arts activity to go along with the popular fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood. It can be used during a fairy tale unit or just as a fun activity after reading the story. The students will make a creative poster describing the antagonist in the story. They will describe the wolf's crime, come up with a reward idea, write clues leading up to the crime, and illustrate the wolf. This activity is intended for primary students in grades 1-2, but can be
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Grades:
1st - 2nd
58 Introduction Starters for your students
This document has 58 Introduction starter and 10 bonus conclusion starters. Students can use when essay writing to help find creative ways to start a essay, can also have your students memorize a starter a week in preparation for the LEAP writing assessment at the end of the year. Student will be well equip to write a creative essay.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Writing Tools
Included are several pages to help students improve their writing (narrative and expository). This includes the "hamburger model", transition words, sparkling synonyms, a writer's checklist, and memory devices. These could be given to students to keep in their writing folders or printed as classroom posters.
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3rd - 6th
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Figurative Language Posters (Def/Ex.)
These are informative classroom signs that define and provide examples of figurative language. The document is a word document so you can change sizes to fit your needs.Figurative language included:AlliterationHyperboleIdiomMetaphorOnomatopoeiaPersonificationSimile
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2nd - 5th
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Writing Forms Posters
Can be used in building a balanced writing program. Posters can be hung for each writing form and students can choose which form to demonstrate their learning of the writing process and traits.Each poster includes a description of the form of writing along with a success criteria list of each of the traits of writing. Enlarged to 11x17. Includes a poster for the following forms of writing: Recount, Narrative, Explanation, Newspaper, Paragraph, Persuasive, Essay, Letter/Email and Poetry
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3rd - 6th
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