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4th grade Common Core W.7.5 resources for Microsoft Word
Compare and Contrast Essay Packet: Compare 2 countries
Use this guided outline to brainstorm and layout a compare and contrasting research paper. Utilizes the "NewsELA" text sets (free online resource) on countries to allow for students to have a closed library of research to pull from. Students not only are able to practice researching and writing but open up their view points to learn about other countries as well! Additional teaching note- with my struggling writers, I color coordinate the graphic organizer with each paragraph (Making location/ n
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4th - 9th
Halloween or Fall Free Verse Poems (a KEEPER)
Free verse is my favorite poem to write and teach, because it’s form has no real structure or rhyming. Some students who have trouble with one or the other, often love this kind of poem and do very well with it. My product includes step-by step lessons, examples, and a rubric with emphasis on repetition, imagery, line breaks, and vivid wording. Students will enjoy sharing their framed KEEPERS in a fall or Halloween culmination or celebration. The poems with their attracti
6th GRADE FSA WRITING PRACTICE Poetry Problem
Hey there teachers, these past few years have been super stressful so I'd like to bring to you a packet that has been a huge hit with my 5-6th graders! Take it easy and let this packet put hours of lesson planning to an end! It is an easy to read and a well-thought out packet that students can even guide themselves with! With being named part of the Top Ten Tutors of Tutors.com in the year 2020, we have helped hundreds of students gain confidence in the classroom! With so much improvement seen
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4th - 10th
Also included in: 4-10th Grade Essay Prompts (Spongebob, Minecraft, Among Us, Poetry)
Spicy Words to Spice up Your Fluency in Argumentative or Informative Writing
Upper Elem/Middle Schoolers ARE ready for high-level fluency words in their argumentative and informative writing pieces--NO MATTER WHAT READING OR WRITING LEVEL THEY ARE ON. But where should they get this language from? This 100% unique word document is an EDITABLE list of 90 words the teacher should be modeling verbally AND through shared pen CONSTANTLY. Students should be practicing using these words over and over in their writing to gain confidence as the year progresses. GREAT FOR BRINGING
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Harry Potter Personal Narrative
Students love reading Harry Potter and wish they could escape to Hogwarts. This writing activity allows them to do just that. Students will use their creativeness to write a personal narrative of themselves as a character in Harry Potter & the Sorcerers Stone. Within their writing, students will have to show examples of figurative language, point-of-view, dialogue, and mood.
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Harry Potter Personal Narrative Bundle
Writing To Show Not Tell
Do your students need help showing their characters emotions? Then this is the perfect resource for you!Great as a handout or for small groups!
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3rd - 8th
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Altering Text – Name Fun
After teaching students different ways to alter test in Microsoft Word, this handout is used for assessment for students to show what they know about altering text. It is a word document so you can edit it to your liking. I have used it in grades K-8. It has a but in rubric.
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K - 8th
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"Martin, I also Have a DREAM!" Sonnet Lesson
"Dr. King, I also Have a DREAM!” Sonnet Lesson by Melissa J. Donovan is intended to be part of a huge, bundled product, nearing completion. I chose to get this one out, due to the importance of the forthcoming of Dr. Martin Luther King Day and Black History Month. As in all the 22 poetry lessons in my new product, it gives recognition to a holiday, provides a new poem lesson, and produces a memorable student keepsake. “Dr. King, I also Have a DREAM!” teaches and applies the make-up
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4th - 8th
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The Three Paragraph Essay
This lesson includes everything your students need to write a three paragraph essay, in an engaging, interactive lesson. The teacher’s page contains an overall explanation of the content and structure of a three paragraph essay, to be read to students. The student pages have questions to answer, to ensure understanding, partner exercises to engage students, prewriting activities, a rough draft page, editing activities and a final draft page. Writing a three paragraph essay is an essential skill
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4th - 8th
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Halloween Narrative Writing with Rubric
This is an engaging writing activity related to Halloween with sentence starter prompts and a rubric.
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4th - 8th
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Sentence Sort
Sentence sort is a fun interactive way for students to practice identifying and understanding the different types of sentences. Students place the sentence types at the top and sort the sentences into each category.
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3rd - 8th
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Self-Revision Worksheet
This worksheet asks students several questions to aid them in self-revising their own writing pieces.
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3rd - 9th
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Color-Coding Informational Essay
Easily color-code an Informative 5 Paragraph. This will help students to visually assess whether they have all of the required components of a well formatted essay. This resource is fully editable and can be modified for a single paragraph as well.
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3rd - 12th
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FSA Editing/Revising Checklist
Students, peers and teachers can use this rubric to ensure that they have included everything they need as they practice for the Florida Standards Assessment for Writing. This checklist follows the rubric used at the state level to assess student writing assessments.
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4th - 12th, Staff
Narrative Writing Peer/Parent Edit Checklist
These fold-able checklists make not only classroom peer revision a snap, but are simple enough for parents to help their children proofread their final narrative writing drafts.
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4th - 8th
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CHIPS editing post-cards
Use this postcard as a quick-check editing guide when writing. It is great for a short station, as a step in your students' interactive writing notebooks, or when peer editing. Laminate to allow students to use repeatedly.
Help your students keep their WRITING SIMPLE.
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4th - 8th
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Editor's Checklist
I use this checklist when the students are passing in any writing pieces. I change out the targeted objectives to what our current writing focus is. When the students go through their writing prior to passing it in, they check off the box under the first S (student) column. When I go through their writing, I either check or X the boxes in the T (teacher) column. If there are any boxes marked with an X by me, the student is given their writing piece back so they can edit it one more time (and
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3rd - 8th
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Plot Dominos
Tired of using the same old plot diagrams for having students plan their narratives? Have students think about how each event in a story contributes to the next by using these plot dominos.
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3rd - 12th
Argumentative Essay Peer Review
Have your students use this peer editing paper to guide them while looking for errors / ways to improve.
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4th - 12th
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