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9th grade writing-expository poster microsofts
ACES Answer Cite Explain Summarize Lesson, Posters, Handouts Digital and Print
ACES StrategyAnswer. Cite. Explain. Summarize. Product DescriptionThis is my go-to strategy to teach my 7th graders how to write organized responses with textual evidence! ACES represents the important pieces of a response and stands for: answer, cite, explain, and summarize. These resources will model the process and allow you to implement the strategy with ease! The instructional slideshow uses a prompt based on "The Ransom of Red Chief". Students DO NOT have to read the story to understand t
Grades:
5th - 12th
The Glass Castle Lesson - My Own Glass Castle Project and Speech
After reading The Glass Castle, students will create their own "castle" based on personal experiences. FILE IS EDITABLE.The assignment requires students to write a description using a checklist. They also need to create a visual and present their creation to the class.A grading rubric is provided that assesses the written work, the visual, and presentation.Don't forget to rate our product and provide feedback to earn TpT credits! This activity can also be purchased in The Glass Castle Teacher's
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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FREE Writing Quote of the Week Collection
This collection of 41 writing quotes gives you one quote per week in the school year, with a few to spare! Inspire your writers with fresh "food for thought" on why writing is important and enjoyable. The quotes are mostly general thoughts on writing by famous authors or people, but a few are direct quotes from books, including:• Stephen King• Ernest Hemingway• Mark Twain• Michael Crichton• Dr. Suess• Many others!With this list of quotes, you can:• Project the quote on a SMARTboard or screen for
Grades:
4th - 12th
Also included in: Bell-Ringers & Programs Bundle for MIDDLE School ELA
Writing Process Clip Chart Pencil
Put together a cute pencil clip chart and use clothespins with student's names on them to keep track of where they are in the writing process. I included colored printouts, as well as black and white, so you can print the words on yellow card stock paper. After printing, glue or tape the papers together to whatever size you like, and laminate it to keep it all year round.
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1st - 12th
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The Hunger Games - Character Charts
Major Character Charts for The Hunger GamesCharacter Charts for:Katniss EverdeenPeeta MellarkHaymitch AbernathyEffie TrinketGale HawthornePrim EverdeenMother EverdeenCatoThreshRueFoxfacePresident SnowCheck out my store @ The Classy Owl - Whom - Whom
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9th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Summary, paraphrasing, retelling classroom poster
One of the anchor standards of the Common Core is summary writing, and it's important for students to know the difference between summaries, paraphrasing, and retelling.
So...
I've created a handy-dandy set of posters (clear and easy to read once enlarged) that tell what summaries, paraphrasing, and retellings are and what they are not. The language used in the poster come directly from the Common Core standards (e.g. claim, central idea, interpretation)
Grades:
5th - 9th
History of Journalism and Journalism ethics
A PowerPoint overview of the history of journalism and journalism ethics. Information taken from the fourth edition of Journalism Today by Donald L. Ferguson and Jim Patten.
A great precursor for a journalism class to lay foundations for their work.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Checklist of Quick, Easy Ways to Spice Up Sentence Structure IMPROVE WRITING!
Are your students writing short, choppy, SUBJECT/VERB sentences? Would you like to improve their writing by leaps and bounds?
Here are seven quick and easy ways to improve any student's writing from elementary through high school.
Students will be amazed at how sophisticated their sentence structure becomes after learning the tools offered here.
This lesson can be taught at any time. Use multiple times through the year to reinforce flowing, stylish sentence structure.
If you like this, ch
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Perfect Paragraph Hamburger (Double Patty)
During my student teaching experience, the teacher I was interning with had a wonderful strategy to help her 9th grade Pre-AP students remember what went into a well-developed paragraph. She called it the perfect paragraph and used a hamburger as the visual.
When I finally had my own classroom, even though I was teaching 6th grade, I knew I wanted to implement this strategy. I developed a visual that embodied her idea, and my students reference this each time we approach a writing project. We u
Grades:
4th - 12th
RACER Writing Strategy Posters - Old Parchment
This product is a set of posters to display the RACER Writing Strategy Rules in your classroom, using the theme of old parchment paper with ink and quill writing. (They were created for use in a Harry Potter themed classroom.)
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3rd - 12th
PAT the prompt writing prompt breakdown
Use PAT to help students understand how to unpack a writing prompt.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Revising and Editing WANTED posters
Great posters to hang around the classroom to remind students about 6 important revising and editing criminals.
Includes:
Rocky Run on
Casey Comma
Fragment Freddy
Pete Repeat
Boring Boris
Mixed Up Mona
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Butterfly Photos
These are original photographs taken by me. I own the copyright for each of them.
You are purchasing the right to use them in your classroom but I retain ownership.
These photos have been saved as JPEG files at a medium high resolution 200 ppi.
You may resize for your purpose. They may not be re-sold in any form.
They may be used as background, story illustrations, writing prompts, color or other concepts, etc.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Types of Evidence
This helped my students while analyzing non-fiction texts. Students were able to identify the types of evidence a writer used in his/her argument.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Expository Writing Posters
These two posters offer clarification of what expository writing encompasses, and provide examples in a variety of subject areas.
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7th - 11th
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Constitutional Amendments Collage Project
Is the Constitution still an effective way to govern our country? In this activity students will need to find examples of our Constitution still at work in a modern-world. As they collect their evidence, the students will need to create a collage that includes captions that describe each picture. Finally, they will use time in their ELA class to complete an essay that discusses if the Constitution is still effective in the modern world
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Grades:
6th - 9th
HELP posters for Expository Writing examples
HELP is an acronym to help students with examples and ideas to support their main ideas/reasons in an Expository essay. H: examples in History, E: Examples in any form of Entertainment, E: examples in current Events, L: Literature, and P: Pop culture. This works great for examples/supporting details for the STAAR expository essays, but can also help with any expository writing assignment. The product includes the letters for the acronym and pictures that pertain to the letter to provide students
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4th - 12th
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Life Playlist Project
Students more often than not, love music. It’s not out of the ordinary to hear about hours spent building a Spotify playlist. Music is an art and it is the most popular form of poetry. This assignment is to combine common interests, learn about how far poetry can stretch and most importantly, learn about the music students are into. Honestly, this is my favorite assignment to see students go to task with and I’m so excited! Let’s get started! Mr. A
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6th - 12th
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Wonderful Writing Checklist
This is a great checklist for students to have in their academic notebooks or to use as a bookmark. It goes great with the new Florida State Standards for writing which are closely aligned to common core.
Enjoy!
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2nd - 10th
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ELA Writing Bold Beginnings - for ELLs, SPED (pictures included)
English Language Arts
Writing Bold Beginnings Posters / Powerpoint
Pictures included to help meet the needs of various learners (ELLs, SPED, etc.)
8.5"x11" pdf only to ensure proper printing of color slides
total of 7 types discussed:
Lights, Camera, Action!
A Single Word
A Fascinating Fact
Imagine
Just My Opinion
Listen
Wonder
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ELA Themes ELA Non Fiction Text Features
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Races en español
Use to guide writing as well as answering questions in accordance with common core.
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3rd - 12th
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Friendly and business letters culminating activity on demand writing
This activity could be used as a group assignment or an individual assignment to assess your students' undestanding of friendly and business letters. Students are required to create a character that represents friendly letters and shared five tips to assist in the endeavor of a friendly letter on demand task. They are also required to create a business letter twin character that shared five business letter tips.
Studnet friendly directions, a printable scoring guide and sample of each secti
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Literary Device Organizer analysis paragraph template
Literary Device Graphic Organizer with Mnemonic device and examples to be used with Resource or Modified students ELA Writing
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Journalism: Basic rules and ethics
Journalistic writing must be guided by strong ethics along with accuracy, balance, and concision.
I give this simple handout to students and newspaper staff on one of the first days of class. We also have it posted in our publications room.
In a clear, simple way it explains the key principles of journalism and journalistic ethics. I think it's essential to not bog students down with minutiae in the beginning, but it is incredibly important to begin discussion and awareness of what a journali
Grades:
7th - 12th
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