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Writing-expository Common Core W.7.1 study guides
Free ELA Paired Passages for Upper Elementary | Writing Test Prep
Hey teachers!Are you looking for a simple way to review for the state test? Included in this freebie are 6 articles and 3 writing prompts to properly prepare your students for the rigor of writing on demand! This freebie can be used for homework, small group work, or just classwork. All you have to do is print it and pass it out- all the hard work is done for you!Looking for similar monthly products or writing units to get your students ready? Stop by my store to find writing curriculums for th
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4th - 7th
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Movie Analysis Guide and Workbook - How to critically analyze a movie
Watching movies is fun. Analyzing movies – not so much. But movie analysis has to be a crucial part of your research, especially if you want to use it as a source of information for your research. This workbook-style resource aims at teaching your students how to critically analyze a movie. Studying movies will not only be easy peasy lemon squeezy with this workbook but it will also be a rewarding experience where they learn to think and analyze various aspects of the movie rhetorically.This res
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7th - 10th
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How to Write a Great Conclusion – 10 Ways
Introduce your students to the art of writing powerful conclusions with our comprehensive guide and activity sheet, "10 Ways to Write a Great Conclusion." This resource is meticulously crafted to help educators teach students how to effectively wrap up their essays and stories, leaving a lasting impression on the reader.What's Included:Instructional Guide: An in-depth guide that walks through 10 different strategies for writing compelling conclusions, complete with examples and explanations.Acti
Grades:
3rd - 10th
ELA bookmark
I created this item after working with my students on improving writing to meet the CCSS. What I noticed was that students were making common errors that could be prevented if they had a quick reference page in their binders or writing folders. I created this bookmark to be either folded in half, and even laminated, or just printed as is for a reference. I printed it on brightly colored paper and asked them to get out that paper during our writing tasks. I included hooks/leads to add to their na
Grades:
6th - 12th
Lazy Student's Guide to Outlining Essays
I created this lazy kid's outline to inspire my kids to outline their essays before they type them into the computer. Technology fails all the time and I know my students will NOT write their essays out before they type them, no matter what I ask for. This is a way to show them how to outline their essays without writing a rough draft.
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