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Common Core CCRA.W.4 interactive notebooks for staff
Literacy Shorts/ 168 Quick literacy Activities to Revise Spelling & Punctuation
This resource is an interactive presentation that can be used by teachers in almost all the stages of learning with the students who are struggling with spelling and punctuation skills and other literacy skills.This presentation is mainly designed to address the needs of elementary school students, but it can be also be used with any students from any grade level.
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Spanish/English Checklists: Individual and Peer Editing Combo Charts
Due to popular demand, I have combined my English and Spanish Individual and Peer Editing Checklists into a bundle at a reduced price. I had both of these charts as separate listings, but this listing will serve those who need each list on a combined sheet for both Spanish and English writers. This is a great tool for dual language, bilingual, multilingual, and adult education programs. These lists were created for my writing workshops' editing lessons in both English and Spanish. Enjoy!Lesson G
Writing Personal Narratives Gr3-4/ Yr4-5 - Structured Literacy - Workshop
A 1-2 week writing workshop set out as an editable workbook for Years 4-5 (Grades 3-4). Visual organisers and sequenced instructions help support writers. This structured literacy resource can also be used as an independent digital workbook for online learning, a teaching slideshow or a workshop used with students or for staff development. As they plan for and write a personal narrative, learners will discover how to:Translate the 5 elements of narrative writing into a personal narrativeSelect a
Grades:
3rd - 4th, Staff, Not Grade Specific
Rhetoric (Non-fiction): Leveled Questioning Worksheet and Rubric
Rhetoric (Non-fiction): Leveled QuestioningSuitable for ANY NONFICTION TEXT. Use this resource in Language, Science, or Social Studies to support student analysis of a nonfiction text.The questions on this resource are designed to allow students to engage with a text at their own pace. This resource examines 6 components of rhetoric: Speaker, Subject, Audience, Occasion (Context), Purpose, and Tone. 3 additional questions that combine ALL components - that means 21 questions before you've even b
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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