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Free middle school writing-expository interactive whiteboards
Text Evidence Based Opinion Argument Persuasive Writing Video Lesson Grades 3-6
This lesson has a link to a video that will teach a guided persuasive writing lesson. It is an excellent sample of what will be expected from students on state assessments. It includes a reading passage, prompt, plan, and video to guide students every step of the way.Visit my Freebie Vault for loads of free resources that go along with this purchase.Free Video Writing Lessons click “Trial” on the left for the dropdown menu.Read more on my Blog. I would love for you to follow me on TpT by click
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3rd - 6th
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R.A.C.E. Strategy Lesson Slides
This Google Slides Presentation:Explains the R.A.C.E. StrategyGives 2 ExamplesHas a few blank slides that can be customized to the text you are teaching
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Text Evidence Writing Essay Expository Video Guided Lesson Grades 3-6
This is an explanatory writing to sources lesson. The lesson includes a link to a video that provides a guided writing approach. The video will provide a co-teaching experience as students work to write an essay.Visit my Freebie Vault for loads of free resources that go along with this purchase.Free Video Writing Lessons click “Trial” on the left for the dropdown menu.Read more on my Blog. I would love for you to follow me on TpT by clicking "Follow" under my product.You may also like:How to w
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3rd - 6th
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Text Evidence Based Narrative Writing Video Lesson Grades 3-6
This lesson meets the demands of state standards for text evidence narrative writing. It includes a video link providing a guided instructional approach taking students through writing a response.Visit my Freebie Vault for loads of free resources that go along with this purchase.Free Video Writing Lessons click “Trial” on the left for the dropdown menu.Read more on my Blog. I would love for you to follow me on TpT by clicking "Follow" under my product.You may also like:How to write a conclusion
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3rd - 6th
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Become a Reporter Writing Activity - Expository Writng Lessons
This fun and free writing packet contains two weeks of writing activities that will transform your students into reporters who will create their own news articles. I have included all the instructions and templates that you will need to conduct the writing lessons.
These writing lessons come from my:
3rd Grade Expository Writing Program
Along with the above program, I have also developed a variety of writing and language arts activity books that make teaching these lessons fun and effectiv
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Four Square Writing for the Smart Board
This is a one page Smart Board graphic organizer used in Writer's Workshop to help student's utilize the Four Square Writing technique.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
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What's better? Comparisons, quick choices
To support a lesson on comparative persuasive texts, arguments, this slideshow is a great warm up to allow students to compare one to the other. Follow up with which is better? Why is it better than the other? Why is the other bad/ unfavorable?
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1st - 6th
Free Common Core Writing Prompts
This product contains five free Common Core Writing Prompts. It includes persuasive and argumentative writing prompts.
For more writing prompts, please buy my Common Core Writing Prompts for grades 4, 5, and 6.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Free Bell Ringer Writing Prompts CCSS
Creative writing prompts that don't stink! "Fun writing prompts with a TWIST" Bellringer and early finishers activities that will make writing a fun activity. English bellringer activities that include literary elements, text features, grammar and interactive writing prompts. From Reading Sage Blog
Grades:
4th - 12th
Argumentative Writing - Smart Notebook
This smartnotebok files identifies the critical elements to include as students are writing their Argumentative Essays. The presentation is designed to work as a companion document to:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Argumentative-Writing-Toulmin-Model-512260
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5th - 9th
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Sentence Expansion Tree (Full Version)
Writing Tool for Teachers:
Sentence Expansion Tree (Full Version) is a map of the entire English Languange. This EMPOWERMENT TOOL lists all the expansion patterns in a ready wall reference for students and teachers to use throughout the year. Find out more on how to utilize this
by ordering the comprehensive book: "Strengthening Student Writing Through Focus" -- by Dr. Spivey which documents a proven system to empower teachers to improve student writing at all grade levels.
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7th - 12th
Game Winning Thesis Statements!
What do you need to win games? An All-Star quarterback! This product is a TOUCHDOWN! The visual elements and extended metaphor help to deepen student understanding of this critical and difficult concept. The unit is set up all the way through, with a warm-up, notes, and several practice activities to break down the thesis statement in a way that promotes student mastery!Included:- Warm-Up Mentor Text and Activity- 2 pages of notes- 3 practice drills- TWO 4 quarter activity that scaffolds the pro
Grades:
6th - 12th
Debating and Persuasive Writing
A powerpoint presentation on Persuasive writing and Case preparation for debating. The presentation uses junk food as an example to show how to build from ideas to a caseline and fianlly a persuasive essay.
Grades:
4th - 8th
Parts of a Newspaper Interactive SmartBoard Presentation
Students match the words with their definitions by utilizing the "shown 2 slides at once" feature of the SmartBoard. Then, students label the example from "Time for Kids." Useful for nonfiction writing or library class.
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4th - 6th
Transitions - Embedded and Initial
Following the Write From The Beginning mini lessons, I created a Smartboard Presentation for a visual when introducing students to embedded and initial transitions. Explain the difference between embedded and initial transitions to students. Provide examples of creative transitions, rather than the typical 'first, next, last, then...' Students then have an opportunity for guided and independent practice in using the transitions. Print out the Examples of transitions (words and phrases) back to b
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5th - 8th
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Writer's Workshop Student Accountability
When working with students during Writer's Workshop, it can be hard to keep track of where they are at in the writing process. This SMART document allows students to move their name to the stage of writing process they are currently on. It helped me, as a teacher, to know which students needed a conference with me.
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K - 6th
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Round Table and Connectors
This PPT organzie information about round tables and Connectors in an easy way to understand.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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