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4th grade writing-essays task cards for Microsoft PowerPoint
Types of Writing PowerPoint, Task Cards, & Posters
With this writing resource, students will not only learn the main types of writing (informative, opinion, persuasive, narrative, and descriptive), but they will also learn how to read a writing prompt and know what type of writing they would do. One time, while proctoring an end-of-year state writing test, I watched one of my students write an informative essay even though the writing prompt was asking for an opinion essay. He wrote a well-written informative essay, but it was not the kind of e
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3rd - 5th
Elaboration 101 - Teaching Students to Elaborate in Text Based Essays
I finally figured out that if my students knew how to elaborate in their essays, they would. I kept giving them sentence starters to help them, but that wasn't enough. Finally, after a few years of studying this, I have created Elaboration 101. Now that I'm teaching them how to elaborate, they are actually attempting to use the strategies in their writing. In this resource, you will be getting:•38 slide instructional power point that teaches students to use an anecdote, example, or explanati
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4th - 6th
Pull Apart the Prompt - "Do What" Strategy for Writing
This resource is designed to help students keep their writing focused by learning to analyze the prompt before they even begin reading the text or writing their essay."Do What" is a strategy in which students create a "T - Chart" with "Do" on one side and "What" on the other. They analyze the prompt. On the "Do" side they write the word or words that are command words. What are the words that tell me what supposed to do? On the "What" side, they record the word or words that show what the co
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4th - 7th
Revise and Edit Practice - Informational Essays
Revise and Edit Practice - Informational EssaysThis resource provides your students with two essays to practice revising and editing.You can use it as an introduction lesson or a review lesson.The essays paragraphs can be printed at a large scale and laminated to use in groups or use the PowerPoint in a whole group lesson.Student worksheets are included. There is a reference to the ARMS and CUPS methods. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR RUN INTO ANY PROBLEMS, PLEASE EMAIL ME AT: pencilsbooksandcurls
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3rd - 8th
From Prompt To Thesis Statement - Keep Essay Focused - PowerPoint/Task Cards
Help your students have a strong introduction and keep their essays focused. I created this resource when my students were struggling with having a clear and focused thesis statement in their introduction paragraphs. I taught them how to turn words from the prompt into a thesis statement. What You are Getting in this Resource:1. 12 Slide Instructional Power pointdefinition of thesis statementtwo types of thesis statements (Opinion and Expository/Informative)instructions on how to turn the pro
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4th - 5th
Writing Prompt Cards
Do you need writing prompts for you students to practice their writing skills? This package contains two levels of writing prompt cards~ primary and intermediate, or differentiated cards. There are 37 primary or easy writing prompts and 48 intermediate or harder writing prompts (multi-step prompts).
I laminated and cut my cards out and then stored the cards in two different containers for the different levels.
The cards make a great addition to any writing center!
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1st - 6th
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End of Year Candy Writing Awards Certificates- Editable
Celebrate writing success with candy!
This file contains 22 different candy awards for writing, with a description of the award. The certificates are in PPT version and ready to go! All you have to do is type in the student name and print.
Pop Rocks Award
Tootsie Pop Award
Starburst Award
Laffy Taffy Award
Sweet Tart Award
Hershey's Bar Award
Kit Kat Award
Hershey's Kiss Award
Mr. Goodbar Award
Skittles Award
Twix Award
Snickers Award
M&M Award
Reese's Award
Whopper Award
Almond Joy Award
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PreK - 12th
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Visual Would You Rather opinion writing prompts
Visual Would You Rather writing promptsRecommended for grades 4th-8th, these 14 visual opinion writing prompts will help spark creative writing responses! Use as an overhead PDF for whole group writing assignments or print and laminate for small group an individual student use.Want more Visual Would You Rather writing prompts? Check out Set #2Looking for more writing prompts?Summer writing promptsWriting Choice Boards- 10 month setElementary Writing promptsChristmas Writing PromptsHalloween Wr
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4th - 8th
Also included in:Â Writing Prompts Mega Bundle Grades 4-6th
Prompt Analysis Bell Ringers
These bell ringers will help your students practice their prompt analysis skills to build their knowledge and confidence when learning to write to a source. These bell ringers can be used in many ways! Project one each morning or before your writing block for students to answer in their notebooks, print two or four to a page to create packets of bell ringers for students to engage with, or print and laminate as task cards for a low-prep literacy center! Great resource to supplement existing writ
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3rd - 8th
Opinion Quick Write Prompts
These prompts can be printed out and laminated as a quick write center or used as part of an opinion writing lesson. All 30 prompts are included in 2 different formats - 1 prompt per slide that can be printed whole page or as handouts to be cut and laminated, as well as 4 prompts per slide to be cut and laminated. File is editable so that you can add your own prompts.
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2nd - 5th
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Writing Checklist
This is a writing checklist I created for a student who struggles with writing grade appropriate sentences. This has helped him check his work and make the corrections necessary to improve his writing skills.
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2nd - 8th
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May Daily Writing Prompts
Your students will love writing about different topics every day. Included in this purchase are many different types of writing. Some of the types of writing include fiction, nonfiction, sequencing, and how to. These could be used as whole class, you could use them as individual task cards or students could work on them together. There are slides with four writing prompts on them and there are slides with just one writing prompt on them. You could print them off and cut them apart or you proje
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2nd - 6th
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Also included in:Â 5 Months of Daily Writing Prompts (January - May)
April Daily Writing Prompts
Your students will love writing about different topics every day. Included in this purchase are many different types of writing. Some of the types of writing include fiction, nonfiction, sequencing, and how to. These could be used as whole class, you could use them as individual task cards or students could work on them together. There are slides with four writing prompts on them and there are slides with just one writing prompt on them. You could print them off and cut them apart or you proje
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2nd - 6th
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Also included in:Â 5 Months of Daily Writing Prompts (January - May)
Vocabulary in Informational Texts Activity With Task Cards
This vocabulary activity for 4th Grade teaches students how to use topic words and domain-specific vocabulary in an information text. The activity is organized through the use of a model text and then a series of task cards. Students learn how to use specialist language on a well-known topic (cupcakes) and how to group this vocabulary into sections.Included in this resource :Clear example showing the process of listing and then using domain-specific vocabulary Six task cards to guide your studen
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4th
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Writing quotations Activity With Task Cards
This 4th Grade lesson teaches students how to use quotations in information texts. This is done through the use of a model text and a series of task cards. Students will enjoy using the example informational text about sleepovers to help them plan and write their own text about parties. Included in this resource:Model text showing the process that has been involved in writing itSix task cards supporting students in using quotes in their own information text
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4th
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Visual Would You Rather opinion writing prompts Set 2
Visual Would You Rather writing prompts Set 2Recommended for grades 4th-8th, these 14 visual opinion writing prompts will help spark creative writing responses! Use as an overhead PDF for whole group writing assignments or print and laminate for small group an individual student use.Don't forget to check out the original Would You Rather Set!Looking for more writing prompts?Elementary Writing promptsWriting Choice BoardsChristmas Writing PromptsHalloween Writing PromptsThanksgiving Writing Prom
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in:Â Writing Prompts Mega Bundle Grades 4-6th
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