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Not grade specific Common Core W.7.3 lessons
Picture Prompts - Short Story - Fictional Writing
Do students need a creative spark for short story writing? Then, look no further!What's included:- 24 Picture Prompts- Student Guide and Planning Worksheet to Organize Ideas- Short Story Rubric- Teaching Guide and Common Core Standards
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Photo Writing Prompts Powerpoint
Are you looking for a fun way to engage your kids in writing? Challenge your students with these fun and colorful, Powerpoint photos. This photo bundle includes twelve original photos with captions to prompt kids to produce creative writing stories. #MillieProducts Click HERE to save 25% off the price of individual resources with the purchase of a bundle.Inside you'll find:I can statement & standardsPhotos of:Beautiful placeStrange creature designDogs in FieldNoise after breakfastHalf man /
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Also included in: Writing Lessons PowerPoint Bundle
Writoria - Short Story and Writing Prompts: CCSS 6.3, 7.3, 8.3 and More
Short Story with 6 Writing Prompts4 prompts align to the CCSS W6.3/W7.3/W8.3, plus 2 prompts for any grade level. Also included, one blank Writing Prompt slide. This allows you to type in any writing prompt you want. Please note, that this product does NOT include a lesson plan; It includes the story text, the images and writing prompts only.Included are three files, one incudes the story typed out on 2 pages with 16-point font. The second file is a pdf version of the slide deck so you can show
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Crime Scene Writing Prompt Activity
My economics novel, Striker Jones, is also a mystery. So, here’s a free mystery writing activity outside of my usual economics offerings that I like to run at children’s writing workshops and school visits.In this activity, students will write their own mysteries after observing an in-class crime scene. You will hold a class discussion on the essential elements of a mystery. Then kids will observe the scene, taking note of clues, and then write their own mysteries. The lesson plan includes some
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From Paragraph to Essay Writing Lesson
Do you struggle with teaching writing to your students and getting them to understand how to put their thoughts into well written essays? This packet includes one of the simplest ways to teach your students the basics of writing. It begins by giving you 15 different writing prompts to choose from, and it introduces students to the steps in writing a simple five sentence paragraph. After they have mastered the paragraph, it shows them how to take their paragraph and turn it into an essay. Lastly,
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How to Tag Dialogue: Explanation, Examples & Practice
"How To Tag Dialogue: Explanation, Examples & Guided Practice"Designed to be NON-GRADE SPECIFIC. Use the “How To Dialogue: Explanation, Examples & Practice” lesson slides to TEACH or REVIEW the technical aspects of using dialogue in writing. I teach middle school. Many of us can attest that there is something that magically causes middle schoolers to forget things they’ve learned in elementary school. Maybe you’ve seen this with high schoolers too. Of the many technical mistakes I see in
Photo Writing Prompts for Promethean Board
Are you looking for a fun way to engage your kids in writing? Challenge your students with these fun and colorful photos in Active Software. This photo bundle includes twelve original photos with captions to prompt kids to produce creative writing stories. #MillieProducts Inside this easy to use resource, you'll find:•I can statement & standardsPhotos of:•Beautiful place•Strange creature design•Dogs in Field•Noise after breakfast•Half man / half-beast•Snow storm•Toilet papered house•Dog in s
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HOOK or Personal Narrative Lead Powerpoint (Slides)
This slideshow/powerpoint goes with another listing in my products. I would have this projected on the classroom wall as students have the worksheet that I created. These are real examples of personal narrative openings created by eighth graders. Students have their own worksheet where they assess whether the hook/lead is: engaging, somewhat engaging/somewhat boring, and boring. Then, they choose one hook/lead to fix/edit.
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Also included in: Hook/Lead for Personal Narrative BUNDLE
Lifetime Timeline Reflection and Writing Pieces
This lesson allows students to reflect on the significant experiences in their lives and think about the kind of life they want to create for themselves in the future. Students create a map of their life with symbols and brief descriptions. Students share out about the moments that were meaningful to them and brainstorm events they want to make happen in the future. Multiple options on extending the lesson with writing activities are also included. While created for an emphasis on writing, lan
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