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4th grade writing-essays printables for Microsoft PowerPoint
How to Write an Introduction and Conclusion with a thesis
How to Write an Introduction and Conclusion will launch your class into a discussion of introductions and conclusions. Graphic organizers are provided for your class to practice over and over with any prompt or style of essay. What’s Inside⭐ A 22 page PowerPoint lesson and Google Slides ⭐ Review the format of a 5 paragraph essay with a visual guide⭐ What is an introduction ⭐ Strategies for writing introduction ⭐ What is a thesis⭐ What is a conclusion ⭐ Strategies for writing a conclusion ⭐ 5 pri
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3rd - 5th
GUIDED PARAGRAPH WRITING | PARAGRAPH OF THE WEEK | WRITING PARAGRAPHS
Guided paragraph writing. Let me guide your students through PARAGRAPH WRITING. This STEP-BY-STEP PARAGRAPH WRITING PROMPTS comes DIGITAL AND PRINTABLE. See the preview for the both versions! You will get 36 WEEKS OF GUIDED STEP-BY-STEP WRITING® to last a whole year of paragraph writing! SEE PREVIEW! It was created to provide a scaffolding method along with guided instruction. It is perfect for homeschool, independent learning, and even summer practice since it includes all the instruction and
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3rd - 5th
5-Star Introductions: An Easy Way to Teach the First Paragraph in Essay Writing
I have found that the most effective and easiest way to teach opinion and informative essay introductions is by using the 5-star method. A 5-star introduction is an introduction that includes 5 things: a hook, a thesis statement, and 3 reasons (or 3 topics.) Just like a hotel, a 5-star introduction is top-notch. It has everything an introduction needs. Teaching essay introductions will be so easy with this resource because it provides everything you need. It comes with an engaging, colorful, and
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3rd - 5th
Topic Sentence
How to Write a Topic Sentence is a complete lesson with practice designed to engage and strengthen your student's writing skills. This product is ideal for middle elementary writers who need an introduction to the topic sentence. What's Inside⭐ A detailed PowerPoint lesson designed to walk you through a whole group lesson that explains a topic sentence, how to write one, and gives several examples. ⭐ A printable reference sheet for the students⭐ Two activities for practicing how to write a to
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2nd - 6th
Also included in: Topic Sentence Bundle
Opinion Writing Bundle | Introduction and Conclusion Paragraphs
Make writing Opinion Introductions and Conclusions a breeze with this Opinion Writing Bundle. This step-by-step PowerPoint lesson with accompanying worksheets and practice will help your students open and close an opinion essay with ease. The resource is great for differentiation, and will make teaching this very important skill simple and easy!*********************************Save 20% by purchasing the bundle!*********************************These cards were designed with 4th and 5th grade scho
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4th - 5th
Martin Luther King Jr 3rd Grade Activities Opinion Writing ~ Black History Month
Black History Month with Martin Luther King, Jr. ~ A Persuasive Writing Unit with Supportive ScaffoldingWHAT'S INCLUDED:PowerPoint Presentation (to gather facts)Student Reading Passages (to gather facts)Student Folder CoverTeacher Instructions for LessonsPlanning for Writing Pages with ScaffoldingOpinion/Persuasive Writing PostersWriting Papers (scaffolded)Student Writing ChecklistHOW DOES THIS PACKET WORK?1. Students will learn facts via PowerPoint slides filled with facts, timelines and infor
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2nd - 4th
Opinion Writing Graphic Organizer | Posters Anchor Charts
This opinion writing resource is for 4th and 5th grade classrooms. It includes an opinion writing graphic organizer with reasons and examples, anchor charts, posters, and teacher notes to help support your teaching of opinion text-based writing.This resource walks students through:dissecting the writing prompt gathering text evidencehow to best select a side to supportplanning their writing using a template for their outlinedeveloping different types of hookswriting a solid introductory paragrap
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4th - 5th
Writing Conclusions for Persuasive or Opinion Writing: Slides and Notes
How to Write the Conclusion in Persuasive or Opinion WritingI find that my students often run out of ideas and don't know how to write effective conclusions to end their essays. This lesson gives them four simple steps to follow when writing a conclusion for their persuasive essays. It guides students through each step with an example, and then it gives students the opportunity to practice on their own. Although this lesson is for persuasive essays, I use the same concept with informational essa
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4th - 6th
Paragraph Graphic Organizers - Step by Step
Are you looking to help your students practice writing paragraphs? The most effective way to support students is to teach them how down paragraph writing into more visual, manageable steps.It will also help them recognize that writing is a fluid process and sometimes you change the order of your ideas to help create a better flow. This resource contains:Instructions on how to use a 3-Part Writing ProcessContent Generation - Specific instruction on how to brainstorm effectivelyContent Writing - S
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2nd - 5th
Informative Expository Writing Four Square Common Core Fifth Grade Resources
In this set you will find:*Four square graphic organizer with all parts labeled.*A blank graphic organizer for test prep.*A sample graphic organizer filled in and a sample informative essay.*Transition words.*Examples of different ways for students to “hook” their readers. *Student friendly instructions for filling in all parts of the essay including the introduction, topic paragraphs, and conclusion.*Instructions on how to “dress up” their writing after they have written the draft. *Tips on how
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3rd - 6th
Supporting Details - Relevant Facts, Paraphrasing and Quoting
Do your students struggle with finding relevant facts from credible sources to support their essay writing? Or are they handling the research just fine, but need some help with paraphrasing and quoting information? Supporting details can make or break an essay, so it's important to give students plenty of instruction and practice with these skills.This writing lesson collection helps students through all these steps by breaking everything down into easy-to-understand steps and providing practice
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Expository Informative Explanatory Writing Bundle
NARRATIVE WRITING: ELEMENTS OF A PLOT
NARRATIVE WRITING: ELEMENTS OF A PLOT
This resource is included in the writing bundles:
♦NARRATIVE WRITING BUNDLE
♦MEGA WRITING BUNDLE: OPINION-NARRATIVE-INFORMATIONAL
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Scaffold the writing of the parts of a narrative that include the elements of a plot (exposition, inciting incident, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution) with this comprehensive pack comprising of 40 editable Power Point presentation
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3rd - 8th
Writing Process Interactive Notebook and Google Slides
Use these interactive notebook templates to teach or the five steps of the writing process! This product includes six different interactive notebook templates and a Google Slides presentation. Photos and cut/glue/activity instructions are also included for teacher use. The following templates are included: Steps of the Writing ProcessPrewriting WritingRevisingEditingPublishingCheck out this Figurative Language Interactive Notebook! Connect with Me! InstagramPinterestFollow Me on TPT! Keywords: W
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2nd - 8th
Informational Essay Writing: Introduction Paragraph + Thesis Statement
This product includes everything you need when planning and writing a thesis statement as part of an introduction paragraph. The PowerPoint lesson and activity pages can be used in class or during distance learning. Resources Included: - Complete PowerPoint Lesson (Intro Paragraph + Thesis Statement)- Thesis Statement Samples- Introduction Paragraph Samples- Introduction Paragraph Organizer- Thesis Statement Organizer (2 versions)
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4th - 8th
Story Beginnings (Sizzling starts) that Impact!!!
Are you tired of your students' writing the same style of story beginning every time? Are you falling asleep before you reach the end of the opening paragraph. This set of posters can help your students' become more creative in their writing. These strategies can be used in all genres of writing. Not just Narrative.Teach the children to begin stories with things like:QuestionsActionsDialogueFeelingsDescriptionsSoundsA thoughtLists (The Power of Three)FeelingsEach poster provides a description of
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2nd - 10th
Writing Checklist for Upper Elementary Students
This upper elementary writing checklist is meant to be used as a rubric/guide for everyday writing in your classroom. I like to set expectations for any type of writing that is turned in (whether it be math, reading, or other subjects) and these will be the guidelines I expect my students to follow. I intend to use this as a "growing" checklist, meaning that I will start the year with only one or two items and I will continue to add more as the year progresses. Students will know not to turn any
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4th - 6th
Power of Persuasion- Persuasive Essay Mega Pack
Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your students about persuasive/argumentative writing? Look no further. This persuasive essay mega pack is perfect for introducing your students to persuasive writing and activities. This unit is common core aligned.
Included in this 40 page Mega Pack is:
1. 13 slide Power Point Presentation on Persuasive Writing- includes " what is persuasive writing", "where is it found", an example, and the 5 steps of the persuasive writing process.
2. P
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2nd - 4th
Revising and Editing Practice Passages, "Roadrunners" and "The Haunted Museum"
Based on 4th grade STAAR and aligned with TEKS and CCSS, the two passages included in this practice can be used for assessment or instruction. Four of the ten test-like revision questions cover effective compound sentence structure, one of the most difficult of the revising skills for students to master. Vocabulary, coherence, and voice are among the other skills addressed by the revising practice questions. The editing portion emphasizes the punctuation associated with compound sentences (3
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4th - 5th
Opinion Writing
Are you in a pinch and need an Opinion Writing lesson NOW? This is everything you need to introduce, review, reinforce, and teach opinion writing. Your students will have a good understanding of how to write an opinion paper after this lesson. PowerPoint, Lesson Outline, Graphic Organizer, Writing Templates, Self and Peer Edit sheets, Grading Rubric and Exit tickets ALL included :).
Editable PowerPoint with blank templates to add your own material as needed.
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3rd - 6th
Revising Practice Passage "Hey, Don't Mess with Texas"
A revising practice assessment based on the STAAR released test questions (4th grade) - covers effective word choice, transition words, central idea statement, introduction, conclusion, compound sentences - 8 testlike questions in all. Key and rationale are included. The power-point does not include the passage (Sarah's paper), as it would be impractical to refer back to slides to find the sentences needing revision. The test-like questions are presented as separate slides and the rationale f
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4th - 6th
6 Traits of Writing Sticky Note Rubrics
Use these sticky note rubrics to grade your student's writing, or use them for editing purposes! All 6 traits are included on their own sticky note page and can be used individually for grading or as an editing tool as you are working through the writing process. Two versions are included, a teacher based language as well as a more student language friendly version. Students can use the student version for grading themselves or for peer editing! You can also use each individual rubric throughout
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2nd - 8th
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Complete Print-and-Teach Persuasive Writing Unit
Step-by-Step Lesson Plans Mentor Texts Power Point Presentation Student Practice Pages Student Reference Pages Graphic Organizers for Planning a Persuasive Paragraph List of Topics for Persuasive Writing 3 Prompts with Paired Texts for Text-Based Persuasive Writing Classroom Posters Rubric This unit provides step-by-step lessons for teaching students how to structure a paragraph, including strong topic and closing sentences, and detail sentences with supporting explana
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2nd - 4th
Expository Essay PowerPoint with Cornell Notes
Teach your middle school students how to organize a NON-text based expository essay with this 15 slide PowerPoint and matching notes.This resource states that an expository essay explains something in 5 paragraphs. The introduction has 3 sentences: hook, answer, thesis. The next paragraphs each explain one of the reasons in the thesis by using definitions, commentary, and anecdotes that give evidence for your reasons. The conclusion is 3 sentences: answer, thesis, the zinger.The PowerPoint
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4th - 8th
WIDA-friendly SIMPLE writing RUBRIC editable
I needed something simple I could clip to my ESL student's writing for their portfolios. So, this rubric has been worked and reworked for the past couple of years. I use this with my 1st - 5 grade classes. Works with 6-12th grade and adults also. With 4th grade and up, I teach students how to use the rubric to improve their writing. **UPDATE** Added a K-2 level editable rubric.SimpleEditableALL types of writing: Narrative, Informative, Opinion/Persuasive Includes K-2 version and 3-12 version
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: WIDA-style editable WRITING PROMPT: BUNDLE
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