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Free vocabulary Common Core W.6.3b resources
Descriptive writing prompt - Christmas Winter Wonderland
Develop your students' ability to describe settings with these Describe a Setting Writing Prompts! I am offering this 'Winter Wonderland' writing prompt for FREE in the hope that you will leave a positive review in return. (Let me know if you have any specific requests for settings.)This resource includes:A photograph to inspire writingA list of nounsA list of adjectivesA list of verbsPhrases including adjectivesPhrases including verbs Example sentences using ideas from the word banksStudents wi
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3rd - 7th
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Valentine's Day - 4 Engaging, No Prep Activities
Become love struck by this engaging Valentine's Day bundle! No prep, 4 engaging activities, and right now it's FREE! This is a growing bundle, currently comes with an advanced level Word Search for our upper elementary students looking for a challenge, a Word Scramble with a word bank, play Valentine's Day BINGO, and allow their imaginations run wild with a Comic Strip Writing Prompt (extra lined paper included for those who are really imaginative)!_______________________________________________
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3rd - 6th
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Synonyms for Said Vocabulary Lists Sorted by Connotation - Said is Dead
These individual vocabulary posters are perfect for strengthening students' vocabularies when they write dialogue. These printable posters can be used while enforcing that said is dead or when teaching about positive and negative connotations. These individual vocabulary lists are great to tuck into students' folders for them to refer to whenever they need to!3 different vocabulary lists are included in this resource:One list includes negative and positive connotations for the word "said"One l
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Dialogue Practice Bundle of Worksheets and Vocabulary Lists
FREE Word Web - Developing New Vocabulary
I use this in my 6th grade classroom to help students with new vocabulary usage for their essays. We put a word in the center that we should NOT use anymore (ex: Good, Cool, Fun) and replace it with a better word in our web clusters (ex: Extraordinary, Exhilarating, Terrific...) They love this activity because they realze how many words they actually know, but forget to use in their writing. Can be used with any grade in your own way!
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1st - 8th
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