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Capitalization and Punctuation Rules Reference Bookmark: Shurley English
This reference page reminds students to capitalize first words of sentences, pronoun "I", and proper nouns. All have detailed examples. The punctuation rules reminds students to add punctuation to the ends of sentences, periods for abbreviations, and when to use commas and apostrophes. Detailed examples are used. Works perfectly for the Shurley English program but is a great reference for any student. This sheet can be folded, cut, and used as a bookmark if desired.
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"Poetry Powerhouse: Top Tips & Tricks for Pro-Level Writing"
"Welcome to Poetry Powerhouse: Top Tips & Tricks for Pro-Level Writing! Dive into the world of poetry with this essential resource packed with expert advice and creative inspiration. Discover the secrets to crafting captivating poems that leap off the page and ignite imaginations. From choosing the perfect topic to mastering rhythm and rhyme, these top tips empower both pupils and teachers to unleash their inner poet and transform ordinary words into extraordinary works of art.Perfect for cl
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Taking Sides, by Gary Soto- A Day by Day Study Guide
This study guide is a perfect "starter kit" for teaching the novel Taking Sides, by Gary Soto. The novel can be taught in grades 5 through 10. It's great for English language learners and Special Ed, as well as the General Ed classroom. The study guide supplies a variety of lesson plan ideas, including warm up prompts, guided questions for each chapter, and a primer on how to turn a novel into a screenplay for TV or Film.
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STAAR Expository Writing Study Guide
This is a quick and easy study guide to help students prepare for the STAAR writing test. It was designed for students in the 7th grade, but could be used for any STAAR writing grade level. This guide includes tips and tricks that will make the STAAR test as painless as possible. The answer key is included. Enjoy!Be sure to also check out my presentation that walks your students through the writing process and helps them practice for the STAAR writing test. This presentation is designed specific
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CER Chart for Writing/ with Sentence Frames
I made this for my General English class. We use the symbols to annotate our text then the chart to frame our written responses. I have had a lot of success with students who are reticent to written tasks.I made a large chart for my walls and smaller ones for reference for them to use.
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Writing Style Guide
This handout gives instructions and advice to help students with common trouble spots in writing.
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Compositional Risks or Textured Writing
Creative writing and any other type of writing need texture and depth to give them dimension. Well, these eight writing ideas will help every student on the road to being a great writer.
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Cups and Arms Revising and Editing Poster
Help your students remember basic editing and revising techniques using the CUPS and ARMS acronyms. This cute poster can be printed and displayed or just used in classroom discussions!
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Dr. B's How to Master School Writing - Just Say Yes
This brief, simple-to-understand, classroom-tested list of questions will help any student get better results in their written assignments. Focus on the individual needs that make a difference between writing well and writing slop. You can become a better writer almost immediately.Troubled by what makes good writing for any school assignment? Writers: Read and respond with an affirmative, “yes”, to these 15 questions and you’ll be on a solid path to better writing, and better results. I have wit
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Argumentative & Expository Essay Outlines & Tips
A one-page, at-a-glance student handout of argumentative and expository outlines (side-by-side for C+C); plus, do's and don'ts for writing a great essay.
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Fixing broken sentences, lesson 1-Avoiding the deadly "Although..." trap
A complete lesson on how to avoid creating non-sentences that are really just dependent clauses. Typically these begin with "Although" or some other subordinating conjunction. A 1-page handout that teaches the lesson, three pages of exercises to be done in class or as homework, and a page of advice to the teacher on how to use this lesson.
Could fill anything from half to all of a class period.
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Text Structure-Study Guide
This is the perfect supplement to any informative text unit.
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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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