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Free middle school writing-expository resources for parents
Writing Intervention
I have developed a 13-step writing intervention program. I use these steps to improve my students' writing and I have found that it really makes a big difference. Some of the steps are from "Prevention and Intervention of Writing Difficulties for Students with Learning Disabilities," a research article by Steve Graham, Karen R. Harris, and Lynn Larsen. Some of the steps are originals, which I felt were important enough to include. Students are motivated throughout the process because the interve
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1st - 12th
Mother's Day Card: Free Printable Award for Mom. Write "I love my mom because"
Honor the Mother of the Year with this easy and creative free printable. Draw, write, use creative thinking to celebrate a mom who makes your life better.PDF includes black and white printable and color printable._______________________________________________________Howdy! I'm Katie Clemons. I keep journals with kids, and you can too! Nurture creative thinking, improve penmanship, get silly, and build keepsakes. Together!Follow me here on TPT for weekly new content.Explore my collection of awar
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1st - 6th
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Book Report Rubric
Book report rubric to help aid teachers and parents with grading their student's book report
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2nd - 12th
Mother's Day Grandma Card. Free All About Grandma Printable Certificate
Grandparents Day in September, Mother's Day in May, or any time of year, invite creative writing and expressive writing coupled with doodling and drawing. Make an easy gift for grandma! Three pages, free printable._______________________________________________________Howdy! I'm Katie Clemons. I keep journals with kids, and you can too! Nurture creative thinking, improve penmanship, get silly, and build keepsakes. Together!Follow me here on TPT for weekly new content.Explore my collection of awa
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K - 6th
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
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5th - 9th
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Narrative Writing Peer/Parent Edit Checklist
These fold-able checklists make not only classroom peer revision a snap, but are simple enough for parents to help their children proofread their final narrative writing drafts.
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4th - 8th
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Million Word Essay Prompt: Parent/Guardian Version
There's nothing more priceless than the look on your students' faces when you announce on the first day of school that their first homework assignment is a million word essay....The room goes silent, hearts skip and beat, and horrified glances are exchanged.
Then, after you hand out the essay prompt and read it aloud, you feel the palpable wave of relief wash over the room as they realize their new teacher is not, in fact, a sadist, but instead has a slightly twisted sense of humor. The "homewo
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5th - 8th
5 Steps of the Writing Process
This chart breaks down the writing process with a description and strategies for each step. I have this posted in my room, students have a copy in their writing notebook, and I send one home for parents.
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3rd - 8th
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Summer Writing Prompt
Check out one of the writing prompts available in our full product titled 42 Fun & Engaging Summer writing prompts.Printed version of full book can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Fun-Engaging-Summer-Writing-Prompts/dp/B093JZTFBQ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=brianna+nelson&qid=1619634790&sr=8-1
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1st - 7th
The Nothing Book
This is the first prargraph/instructions to a weekly letter that students write to their parents. Each week the students write a letter to their parents telling them about what happened in school that week. The Nothing Book goes home each Friday for the parents to write back to the student. The Nothing Book is a great way for the students to learn letter writing, communicate with their parents or extended family, and is a great way for the teacher to get a glimpse of what is happening at home fo
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1st - 6th
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Biography Research Planner Printable
Prepare your own Famous Figure Study with our planner as your guide.Pair it with our printable Famous Figure student notebooking page. Student FriendlyPortfolio Ready
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Parent Info Letter on College Report!
College Report in Spanish! Parent info Letter to go with College Report
Once you assign the college report (included in this page) you can give parents a form informing them of what has been assigned. A good way to maintain communication with parents and maintain the home school connection. Great way to hold students accountable.
Standards and Description below apply to college report:
A good way for students to learn about college and practice their language skills.
Students enjoy this projec
Grades:
4th - 7th
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