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9th grade writing-expository microsofts for parents
Conquer Expository Essay Writing Grades 6-9 -- 15-page Complete Lesson
This packet shows your students how to write a good expository composition, from scratch, under time pressure. I have taught expository composition writing for years, and I have helped many students achieve mastery on the state test and also high school and college-entrance compositions. For college-bound students, improving their expository writing skill is worth the time and effort. Expository writing prompts are the go-to writing assignments for junior and senior-level AP tests, the ACT,
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Unpacking the STAAR EOC English 1 Prompt
This is an amazing strategy to use to help students pass the EOC STAAR Expository Essay. This is a proven method, that helps students develop a thesis, create ideas and organize the essay.
Grades:
9th - 10th
Template for Writing a Speech
A user-friendly template for writing a speech. Students simply fill in the gaps.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Spanish: Produce Your Own Cooking Show
From Michele Jeanmarie, take your students on a journey in producing their own TV cooking show in Spanish. As you guide them through this lesson idea, students will learn about expository writing in a second language, Spanish. This step-by-step lesson will imbue camera shy students with the confidence needed for oral language communications, in Spanish. Students learn about the process of cooking, learn to say the words in Spanish as they produce their own TV show.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Topic Sentence Builder for Struggling Writers and Foundational Writing Skills
Here is a reference sheet with 11 model topic sentences for those who "don't know how to start" or "those who don't know what to write." For example, when writing about a person write "___ is a person who..." Sample sentences are given. This is what many students need to look at to get started and to begin to internalize and become fluent with standard academic language. There are also sentence starts for places, "anything important," telling how to do something, why something happens, and o
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4th - 9th
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Breakdown for Writing a Timed Argument Essay
Guide your students through the process of writing a timed argument essay: from brainstorming to what to include within their five paragraphs to rereading before submitting.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Making Meaningful Connections - Rubric
This is a wonderful rubric to distribute to students who need guidance in infusing their meaningful connections within their writing. Many students know how to identify a meaningful connection, but struggle making the connection back to the original topic they are writing about. This rubric will help guide students and protect you as you evaluate their writing in open-ended responses, extended constructed responses, expository essays, persuasive essays, etc. This can also be used when students a
Grades:
5th - 9th
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Parent Response Form for Student Essay
With each major writing assignment I give, I send a rough draft home for a parent's review. I always tell the class that if a parent is unwilling, unavailable, or unable to review it, they can see me for an alternate assignment. Sometimes the parents just sign it and send it back, and sometimes the parents go completely in depth on their student's essays. All in all, teenagers don't often communicate with their parents about what is going in in class, so this assignment offers parents a little p
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9th - 12th
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