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Free other (ELA) Common Core W.1.1 resources
Little Red Riding Hood Google™ Slides | Digital & Printable Retell Activities
Practice recognizing characters, setting, and major events with this adorable Little Red Riding Hood set created to use with Google™ Classroom or Google™ Drive that includes sound for every slide! Students will love the interactive Google™ slides. They will begin by reading or listening to this classic fairy tale with the included story. Children can click and move the characters around to practice retelling the fairy tale on their own. Finally, students will answer questions by clicking and dra
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in: Fairy Tale Digital Retell Bundle | Google™ Slides & Printable Activities
Spring Break Writing Prompts {FREE}
FREE Spring Break Writing Prompts for BEFORE and AFTER spring break! Each prompt page includes a space for a picture and several lines for a written response. There is also a cover page included for your students to create a spring break journal of their own! Prompts include:*Over spring break, I hope to...*Over spring break, I will...*Over spring break, I...*Over spring break, I wish I could...*Over spring break, I wish I could've...*Spring break was great because...*Over spring break, I went
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: Writing Prompts: Unique, Seasonal BUNDLE
Back to School Writing Prompts - My First Week Journal : 1st Grade
Back to school can be SO busy and move SO quickly. Take one thing off your plate with these paperless writing prompts. 1st grade writing prompts for students' My First Week journal is a great way to set baseline data AND commemorate the first week of 1st grade.The *BEST* thing is that they are mess-less, stress-less, and (almost) paperless! 6 writing prompts--just project on the whiteboard and go!--will engage your students, make them think creatively, and have fun! Prompts are organized to cut
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1st
OREO Opinion Writing Anchor Chart
Use this anchor chart to teach the parts of opinion writing. This file is formatted for 11x17, but it also prints well as 8.5x11.
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1st - 5th
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Opinion Writing Free
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Free sample of opinion writing for lower elementary students. Full product listed below includes an anchor chart with feeling words in color and black and white. Also 20 pages to use throughout instruction or with a substitute.
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K - 3rd
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Opinion Writing: Rubrics, Graphic Organizers, and Sentence Starters FREE
This resource is a great starter to opinion writing with your kids, which aligns with Unit 3 of Lucy Calkins' Heinemann curriculum. In this PDF, you will have a paper template, sentence starters, and a checklist.Included:Whole page checklistmini student checklists1 blank opinion writing page1 one-page template with sentence starters 1 two-page template with sentence starters1 template with sentence starters as an exampleIf you want more, please check out my Opinion Writing Starter Kit for more t
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K - 2nd
Friendly Letter to Jack Frost: Differentiated Opinion Writing
Should Jack Frost make it snow a lot or none at all this Winter? A fun Winter themed writing activity that fits in nicely with a holiday friendly letter writing unit. You can pick and choose which of the 4 differentiated graphic organizers to use with your students. The graphic organizers are sized perfectly to save paper and be glued inside a composition notebook.Opinion with 4 supporting reasonsOpinion with 3 supporting reasons3 supporting reasons with sentence starters2 supporting reasons wit
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1st - 3rd
The Good, the Bad, the Spooky comprehension questions
This is an easy comprehension worksheet for the good, the bad, and the spooky.
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PreK - 3rd
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Opinion Writing Graphic Organizer & Outline
Introduce opinion writing to students using these planning pages. Includes a bubble map graphic organizer for students to brainstorm their thinking. Outline includes a topic sentence, 2 supporting details (reasoning) and a conclusion sentence. It provides a structured framework for students to organize their thinking, helping them articulate their opinions coherently.Through color coded outline provides visuals for students, to help them learn the essential components of opinion writing, from a
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K - 2nd
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Opinion Writing: Favorite Food
Printable graphic organizer for an opinion writing piece. Students will answer the question; what is your favorite food? topic sentence 2 reasons to support the opinion closing sentence
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K - 2nd
Opinion Writing: My Opinion Book About
My Opinion Book About is designed as a half-page booklet set with sentence starters to support students develop their writing. This resource includes: Note to teacherSentence prompts for beginning, middle, and end for opinion writing.Blank writing page without a starter to withdraw the starter scaffold.Needing an opinion graphic organizer to help students become stronger writers? Please find my FREE resource HERE. Help students check their writing to determine whether they have all parts with m
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K - 1st
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O.R.E.O. Graphic Organizing Sheet (FREEBIE)
This product is an O.R.E.O Graphic Organizer. This product is to help students organize their thoughts and ideas when writing opinion pieces. This is suitable for all grade levels. Currently I am using it in a 2nd grade classroom!Questions? Concerns? Comments? Message me! :)
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1st - 4th
Writing Graphic Organizers to help with Distance Learning
In this product are graphic organizers for opinion, narrative, and informative writings. The versions are printable and give a brief explanation to help parents at home.If you would like to see an organizer added, please email me at: hoptoitteaching@gmail.comLike what you see in my store? Check out my social media pages!Follow me on Instagram by searching:Hop.to.it.teachingDo you like to use Facebook too? Here’s my page!Hop to it TeachingPlease consider leaving feedback! I truly value and appre
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1st - 4th
Opinion/Persuasive Writing (Theme: Food)
Opinion Writing: A themed task for beginning/middle of first grade. Teachers can assess their students ability to write opinionated essays (CCSS.ELA-Literacy.W.1.1: Write opinion pieces in which they introduce the topic or name the book they are writing about, state an opinion, supply a reason for the opinion, and provide some sense of closure.) Teachers can complete this task with their class without teaching into it as a pre-assessment and then complete it again with the checklist after teachi
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1st
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FANBOYS mini anchor chart
A mini anchor chart to use for students to reference during their independent writing.
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Not Grade Specific
100 Days of School Color and Write ELA Activity
This is a color and write activity for the 100th day of school. Visit Green Chalkboard Store https://bit.ly/35OODnnVisit Green Chalkboard on YouTube https://bit.ly/3bRViRmVisit Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/thegreenchalkboard1Visit my blog https://firstiesareheroes.blog/
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Not Grade Specific
Opinion Writing
Have your kids organize their thoughts on why animal tails are important. Then they can write an opinion piece using examples form things they know and have read.
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1st - 2nd
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Elementary Lined Paper
Here is an interior booklet page with a picture box. This is a great file for elementary teacher to keep on hand!
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PreK - 3rd
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Free Writing Rubric
Writing Rubric -elementary -ELA -writing -2nd grade
Letter Writing Self Check
This checklist helps student make sure they are including all parts of a letter. Students can use this checklist to write a letter to a teacher or friend about a book they have read. I have students glue this checklist in the front cover of their Daily 5 journals so they can refer to it at the end of each week. On Friday, they choose one book from their Independent Reading Log (coming soon in my TPT store). They then write a letter to me about whatever book they have chosen. This helps me hold m
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