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Free 11th grade creative writing homework
2-Sentence Horror Stories Creative Writing Activity FREEBIE
Let students have fun and get creative with this FREE 2-Sentence Horror Stories Creative Writing Activity! Students will write a couple of 2-sentence horror stories, which will challenge them to consider their reader's reactions while writing concisely. This creative writing activity can serve as enrichment, a resource for early finishers, or just a fun Halloween lesson!A teacher's guide is also included which covers directions for using this lesson as a whole class activity, a station, or deliv
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Horror Genre Study Unit: 3 Stories, Elements of Horror, and More
Short Stories & Pictures Writing Prompts, 2 Writing and 2 response options
Writing prompts are useful guides that direct students to write about a particular topic. YOU WILL GET:1. FREE Short Stories Writing Prompts for Personal Creative Writing Challenges; 2 Writing Options Included: Lined and Cursive Writing Lines.2. FREE Pictures Writing Prompts, 2 response options / black & white version included.I really appreciate you purchasing my digital resources and I hope you'll enjoy using them at home or in your classroom.Please FOLLOW ME HERE if you'd like to receive
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1st - 12th
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Wrting Assignment: Letter to your future self
In this writing assignment, students (of any age, or grade) will have the opportunity to write themselves a letter ten years in the future. They can outline what they hope they're doing, what new technologies might be invented etc. They should also remind their future selves what their current self is like - interests, hobbies, etc.
Format, length and other expectations will vary depending on the grade level.
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3rd - 12th
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Complete Sentenes
Use this tool to help your students practice writing in complete sentences. This worksheet supports the RACE strategy. It covers R: "restating the question" and A:"answering the question."
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5th - 11th
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Write A Letter to Your Senior Self (Beginning of the Year Icebreaker)
Use this resource to help you get to know your students at the beginning of the year. This assignment sheet asks students to write a letter to their future self when they are a senior in high school. This particular version is tailored for freshmen in high school, but can be manipulated for younger grades as well. It provides a description of the assignment, a list of requirements and suggestions to get students thinking about what to write. Please Note: This assignment was created to be used vi
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5th - 12th
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Character Perspective FREE
You can use short films or children's books to help students ease into character perspective and narrator point of view. This template can apply to any number of stories, from classic fairytales like Cinderella to animated short films. Complete the graphic organizer on front and use the back for an event "rewrite" to analyze the impact of point of view on how events and characters are described!
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5th - 12th
Character Map Graphic Organizer
I use this graphic organizer across all of my curriculum. It's a great starting off point for character analysis, whether it will lead to an essay, or simply provide a brief opportunity to analyze a character based on their thoughts/actions, their interactions with others, the narrator's description of the character, and the students own reactions to the character. Can be used with any text.
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5th - 12th
FREE Fill-in-the-blank Comic Book Activity | Printable & Digital Freebie
Show students the importance of visual storytelling with this FREE Fill-in-the-blank Comic Book Activity! Whether you're reading a graphic novel, teaching with comic books, or just looking for a one-day enrichment activity, this FREEBIE will be a great addition to your class!Follow the teacher's guide to learn how to make your own fill-in-the-blank comic book pages, or use one of the three blank comic book pages provided.Need to teach remotely? Assign the digital Google Slides version instead! T
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8th - 11th
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Creative Writing Essays
This template is the beginning of creating an environment where students feel safe and inspired to write a paragraph from their heart and for your class every single day of the school year. Along with the most important writing tips and your blank template, you will receive an example of a 5 paragraph essay you can read to the class.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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4Cs of Teaching and Learning - FREEBIE Display
The 4Cs of teaching and learning include:communicationcreativity collaborationcritical thinkingThis resource includes:overall posterindividual postersjigsaw displayShare your creation on Instagram and tag @giftedandtalentedteacher
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Graphic Organizers
Set of FIVE graphic organizers for use with the following:
*Compare/Contrast
*Personal Narrative
*Informative Writing
*Persuasive Writing
*Descriptive Writing
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1st - 12th
Poetry: Writing Summer Tanka
Fill a morning or afternoon writing summer tanka. These simple Japanese poems are like a haiku with two extra lines. Students enjoy the summer images and the simple challenge of keeping a tanka syllable count. Of course it's also possible for students respond in some other way to the images, by writing descriptions, micro-stories, another style of poetry, etc.
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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The Crucible: Character Focus Booklet-During Reading Daily Assignment
This double-entry journal can be used as a reading strategy or to help develop students' critical thinking and writing skills.
Student enjoy creating these and I make sure to give students time to complete most journal entries in class.
Specific instructions for creating the booklet are on the handout.
Students are to complete an entry for every class reading so I have also included specific pages for the number of journal entry.
Students use these journals as a guide for writing their fin
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11th
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Literary Devices: How to Write Allegories
We can tell students about literary devices and they can read their definitions, but how long will they remember them? Often not long. But if they take what they've learned and apply it by constructing a piece of writing based on their knowledge, the chances greatly increase that they will not only remember what they've learned, but also apply it in future writing. This no-prep Writing lesson, "How to Write Allegories," explains allegories and their uses through definitions and original exampl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Creative Writing: The Brutally Honest Cover Letter
This is a creative writing assignment where students craft a unique cover letter for a job application or college admission that deviates from the traditional, polished narratives. This letter will demand honesty, self-reflection, and creativity, allowing students to express genuine desires, fears, and self-perceptions.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Letter To Your Future Self
I love using this lesson with my sophomores at the beginning of second semester (typically right after the New Year). It requires them to reflect on their life and create goals for their future, which is perfect for the "new year, new me" mentality that comes with the new year. I like to save these letters after students turn them in and deliver them exactly two years later as they start their last semester of high school senior year. This is not required by any means, but adds something special
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6th - 12th
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Creative Writing Challenge 100-Word Stories: Suspicious No Prep Student Workbook
Get students engaged and excited about writing with this 100-Word Story Writing Challenge: Trapped Student Workbook. I use these 100-Word Story Writing Challenge in my own classroom, and they are definitely a student favorite. Reluctant writers do well with this, because the small word count makes it manageable, and students feel extremely proud of themselves after finishing their final stories! Student-tested, teacher-approved.Workbook includes:*Introduction Check List*Brainstorm Graphic Organi
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8th - 12th
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Slingin Pills To Pay My Bills
Looking for a perfect gift for a pharmacist or pharmacy tech student? Look no further! This college-ruled notebook is an ideal choice, It serves multiple purposes and can be used as a journal, diary, gratitude journal, scrapbook, doodles sketchbook, planner, and so much more.. 6 x 9 inches. 120 pages. Black and white color images. High quality designs
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo (Literary Analysis)
A detailed analysis of The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo, also known as Formalist Criticism. It includes:I. Title of the StoryII. Author of the StoryIII. Elements of the Story a. Setting b. Characters and Characterization c. Conflict d. Plot e. Summary f. Subject matter g. Literary Techniques and Devices Used f. Theme i. Moral ValuesIV. ReferencesThank you and hope you enjoy this one.
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9th - 12th
Counting to 100 Math Worksheet in Colorful box style (1-100)
Counting to 100 Math Worksheet in Colorful box style
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1st - 12th
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Child Development Family Tree & Family Letter Assignment
If you are looking for a get to know you activity for Child & Adolescent Development that helps you understand your student's backgrounds and family this is the perfect place to start. This activity allows students to share their story of their family and give you insight to how they were raised. The family tree also allows them to get creative and show you where they came from, who their grandparents and parents are and how many siblings they have. Students enjoy sharing their story and it
Grades:
9th - 12th
Letter to Your Teacher
This can be used on the first day of school, the first day of a trimester, or even at the end of the school year! Get to know your students by letting them introduce themselves on the first day, or let them say goodbye on the last. The choice is yours!
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4th - 12th
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The Importance Of Varying Sentence Length
Students don't always realize how important it is to vary the sentence length. This worksheet allows them to understand it's importance and effect.Content:• Worksheet with tasks based on Gary Provost quotesTeacher's guide:• Give each student a worksheet, and guide them through the process• Afterwards talk about the hard words found in task 1 and 3, as well as their meaning• Discuss the quotes and their main points• Let some of the students present their sentences to the class• Evaluate the lesso
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7th - 12th
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