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Martin Luther King Day creative writing resources for SMART Notebook under $5
Learn to Write a Short Story Smart Board Lesson for Beginning Writers
Teach your beginning writers how to write a simple story with my interactive SmartBoard lesson! The lesson focuses on creating a simple story (beginning event, 2-3 middle events, ending event). A story starter is provided as the beginning event.The file contains the following lessons.1. Introduction to short stories: anchor poster, interactive pages to learn about the parts of a story, a sample simple story (erase to reveal the story events), choose a title (push tabs).2. Modeling Lessons
Grades:
1st - 2nd
Plants: Lesson 2: Transpiration & the Xylem
In this lesson, students will take the journey through a plant via the perspective of a water droplet (traveling with a mineral). By reading an adventure-like story and illustrating it, the teacher can easily check for understanding, then later, explain the science behind what is happening.
By using a story instead of a boring text, students are more engaged and visualize processes much better. This then, can provide an excellent foundation for building vocab or understanding larger scientific
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Writing Strong Endings for Narratives using Mentor Texts
Do your students struggle to write a strong satisfying ending to their stories? I know my students do! I created this SMARTboard presentation to use with my students.
The presentation starts by covering the most common endings we want to move our kids away from, and then walks them through how to write a strong ending using mentor texts.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Identifying Simile or Metaphor Lesson SMART Notebook
Your students will be able to identify the differences between similes and metaphors after this 31 page Smartboard lesson. This file includes an introduction to both similes and metaphors, then follows up with some interactive activities and 12 multiple-choice Response voting questions. It even includes a simile or metaphor? activity page for you to print and give to your students as a pre or post test. Have fun learning!
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Lazy Ladybug Shared Reading Kindergarten/1
This SMARTboard Notebook file is for a 5-day shared reading based on the story "The Very Lazy Ladybug," by Isobel Finn and Jack Tickle.
The file includes activities (including fill in the blanks and sequencing) for each of the five days and a pdf handout for students to create their own ladybug book.
Graphics by:
www.letteringdelights.com
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Grades:
K - 1st
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Smartboard Writing a Super Sentence
Using a Super Sentence Organizer, students learn how to take their boring sentences and make them Super Sentences. Through step-by-step guided lessons, students brainstorm adjectives, nouns, verbs, and where and when phrases, and use them to expand a simple sentence.
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K - 4th
Poetry Unit for SMART Notebook
Looking for a great poetry unit for your Writer's Workshop? Look no further! This 30-page SMART Notebook file follows the poetry unit student guide (also available in my store) and includes instructions, pre-writing graphic organizers, whole group modeling practice, poem templates, and examples for 9 different poems!
Also included in Day 1 of the poetry unit are activities and examples for exploring meter, rhyme, stanza, and line within poems.
Poems you will write with your students in this u
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Stretching a Sentence Smartboard Going From Good to Great Sentences
This is a Smartboard activity. I have used this method to help my students go from writing simple sentences to visual sentences. It works in second grade and can work in upper grades. Kids love the way their writing improves when they start using adjectives and adverbs in their writing. You must have Notebook software to use this activity. 12 slides.
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Halloween Character Traits SmartBoard Vocabulary Activity No Prep
Halloween Writing Activity for Smartboard. Halloween digital resource - writing motivator and vocabulary activity. Five different Halloween characters - vampire, ghost, scarecrow, skeleton, and witch. On the interactive whiteboard, students can drag the character traits they want for their chosen Halloween character into the box. They then can name their character and, in their journal, show, not tell, how their character demonstrates the traits they chose and elaborate on the character. They c
Grades:
5th - 8th
The Very Itchy Bear Guided Reading 4 Days - Four Blocks Literacy
This is a SMART notebook file that forms 4 days (or 1 weeks) worth of guided reading lessons for the book The Very Itchy Bear by Nick Bland.
This file follows the Anchor, Read, Apply model and has a purpose for reading the book each day.
Included with each day's purpose is a link to the Six Hats Thinking Model.
This file was made originally for a high school special education class using the Four Block Method of Instruction but can easily be used in most school classrooms, for home school, rel
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PreK - 10th
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Six-Traits of Writing: Sentence Fluency with Smooth Transitions
This Sentence Fluency lesson concentrates on effective transitions using the popular mentor text, Meanwhile by Jules Feiffer.
The 20 slide SMART file contains 8 days of lessons, activating and summarizing strategies, detailed instructions, graphic organizers, handouts, examples, opportunities for peer and teacher conferencing, scoring rubrics, links to videos, and interactive activities.
It's everything you need to teach an engaging lesson on sentence fluency using effective transitions.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Groundhog Day SMART Board Activity Persuasive Writing and Craft Hall Display
This SMART Board activity includes plans for a craft and persuasive writing activity to accompany the book "Gretchen Groundhog It's Your Day." Common core standards for third grade are included along with the big idea and essential question. There is also an informational video link about groundhogs. Finally, students can try different hats on a groundhog by dragging the items on the SMART Board.
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Grades:
1st - 4th
Figurative Language Relating to Poetry- Common Core Aligned
This highly interactive lesson introduces students to figurative language and shows them how by using it an author is able to express their own style in their writing by painting a picture in the reader's mind. It uses poetry examples to assess the students learning, and offers as many examples to practice on as your students will need! Reading poetry and understanding it is so critical in the Common Core Standards!
This adds SO much to my reading lesson, especially when poetry is being read!!!
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Writing Introductions & Conclusions SMARTboard Lesson with Printable Organizers
This is .notebook file for two mini-lessons on writing Introductions and Conclusions.
Included in the file is a two page chart of introductions and conclusions that can printed as posters or put in the students writing folder to be used as a resource. Also included are organizers that students can use to practice the six types of introductions and conclusions.
NOTE: All my SMARTboard files allow for teacher editing, adding, or deleting of pages to meet your instructional needs. You must have
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Writing Sentences - Spivey Main Sentence Trunks and Action Expanders
This Smartboard Notebook file introduces or reviews Main Sentence Trunks with students, providing opportunities to practice coding the Main Sentence Trunks. It then moves on to introducing each Action Expander: who descriptor, what, where, when, and why. The students use the MSTs and add each Action Expander that is being focused on in the slide. The presentation concludes reminding children that when we write sentences, we should try to include at least 3 Action Expanders in their sentence, HOW
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Grades:
1st - 4th
Martin Luther King Jr. Interactive E-Book for Smartboard
This non-fiction e-book details the life and accomplishments of Martin Luther King Jr. while checking for comprehension! Get students excited about and engaged with an important figure in American history!
WHAT CONTENT IS INCLUDED?
This interactive e-book for the smartboard details Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and accomplishments. It has informational text detailing what he did in chronological order. It also has two videos of him, as well as a number of interactive questions that test st
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K - 3rd
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Drafting, Revising, and Editing Lessons - Smartboard
This Smartboard presentation is great to show students during the drafting, revising, or editing stage of writing. It explains and takes students through each process step by step.
Each lesson follows the workshop model and includes:
1) A connection to students' lives
2) A teaching point
3) A teaching component
4) Active engagement activity
5) A link
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Grades:
2nd - 7th
Music Island Partner Songs - Notebook file/unit for SMARTboard
This Notebook file for Interactive Whiteboard is intended to be used by itself as a complete unit, or in combination with your own lessons, in particular, partner songs. Elementary age students are given the role of community singers who have been asked to travel to Music Island to help bring the people of different areas together through music. Their goal is to create a list of partner songs for a sing-a-long concert event to emphasize living in harmony, just like the songs do! There are 15 n
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K - 6th
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Holiday RAFT Writing (Role, Audience, Format, Topic) Smartboard format
This lesson introduces RAFT (Role, Audience, Format, Topic) writing. There is a slide that explains each letter in the RAFT acronym. Following that, there are six different holiday RAFT writing prompts, with the last one being "free choice". In my class I have students roll a die (real or on the Smart board) to determine which writing prompt they will complete. We type our stories in Microsoft Word. However, this could easily be done in a writing journal or holiday writing paper.
Holiday RAFT
Grades:
1st - 8th
Writer's Workshop - What Writing Process Step Are My Students On?
Do you find it frustrating trying to keep track of who's on what step of the writing process during a writing project?
Here's a handy-dandy, interactive SmartNotebook file that takes away all the stress from Writer's Workshop! Simply add your students' names to the slide, and voila! The students can slide their name card next to the Writing Process step they are on, and you have an instant visual of the progress your students are making.
This is a great way to keep organized during a writing p
Grades:
8th, Not Grade Specific
Black History Month Martin Luther King Smartboard Presentation
This 20 page presentation is interactive and easy enough for early primary students to understand. Simple text (facts) and illustrations on all pages.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Mother's Day Memoir Writing Activity - Smartboard
Mother's love nothing more than a story written by their child about a special memory or time they shared together. Use this Smartboard to help guide your students as they write a memoir about a special moment or memory they shared with their mom. There are fourteen slides that help students brainstorm ideas for their writing piece, two slides explaining what to focus on when writing the memoir, and an example of a mother's day memoir is provided at the end.
Mom's love getting these from their
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
6 Word Life Memoir SMARTboard Lesson (Editable!)
This activity encourages critical thinking and higher order questioning by having students write their own 6-word memoir. The lesson is a SMARTboard file, so you can edit it to fit your needs!
Started by Ernest Hemingway and popularized in the book "Not Quite What I Was Planning," students will write a story about their lives. The only catch - they can only use 6 words!
In my classroom, I had my students draw an illustration to accompany their six word memoir. We bound the memoirs in a boo
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Writing a Memoir
Even if you have students who profess they "hate to write," they'll love writing their own personal memoir.
In this set of eight SMART lessons, students will work in small groups, pairs, and individually as they learn what a memoir is, what makes a great memoir, how to plan a memoir, and how to write their own memoir.
You'll start off with writing a Six-Word Memoir and end the series of lessons with writing a memoir of a life event. Each lesson has an organizer, a video, and/or some type of a
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Grades:
5th - 7th
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