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Other (ELA) Common Core W.1.1 resources for parents
Spring Break Journal
Spring Break is here! Encouraging your students to write during their break, whether it's spring break or any other vacation, can offer numerous benefits for their development and well-being. This digital download includes writing prompts and 16 journaling sheets with a picture box on 8 sheets! This is also a great resource for parents! Please contact me with any questions (calmbeliefbymila@gmail.com) or any other material I can create for you!
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PreK - 5th
Opinion Writing Practice Worksheets, Sentence Starters, Would You Rather
Opinion Writing Practice Worksheets, Sentence Starters, Would You Rather These Opinion Writing Practice Worksheets are great for students to get a hang of expressing their opinion, writing them down using provided sentence starters and getting acquainted to the structure of their writing piece (Introduction, reasons, conclusion). This set of worksheets are also great for small groups or special education students who may need more assistance with sentence starters. This set includes 10 Opinion
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1st - 3rd
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TCRWP Digitalized 1st Grade Writing Rubrics
DIGITALIZED Teacher's College Reading and Writing Project 1st Grade rubrics! These rubrics will save you so many hours of grading! They look just like the pdf versions of the TC rubrics, but they are created so all you need to do is input the grade numbers and let Google Sheets do the math and everything for you!This also includes two demo videos that show you how to use the Google Sheet and how to download these rubrics to share with parents, administration, etc.This form is Google Sheet based
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1st
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Journaling Your Opinion
Time for practicing opinion writing? Here is a daily journal that will help strengthen each and every child's ability to state their opinion. There are 100 different topics for the children to choose from. Once children have become confident with stating their opinion, it is time to have them further express why they feel the way they do. As the content standard states, a child should be able to express their opinion about a book or a topic. Furthering their response to express why comes in
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K - 2nd
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