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3rd grade short stories outlines for Microsoft Word
Journal Entry Template
This journal entry can be utilized for Social Emotional Learning activities, ELA journal entries, first days of school activities, creative writing, etc.
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PreK - 12th
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CKLA Grade 2 Unit 1 Prep!
Welcome to the CKLA Spot!
Check out my Core Knowledge Language Arts Skills Unit 1 trial...
I made this file to use in my own classroom... and thought I would share! I am not a professional graphic designer, just a 2nd grade teacher who wants to make my Skills block move smoothly.
This file is so easy to use. It is simply charts, tables, etc typed into Microsoft word! It is editable so you can make it fit the needs of your classroom! I project this file onto my whiteboard and it helps guide
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1st - 3rd
Whole Brain Teaching Visual Writing Game
NEW and IMPROVED! Now with LEVEL 2!
Looking for a fun way to get your students to write interesting sentences? You've come to the right place.
Introducing the Visual Writing Game. Based on Chris Biffle's Writing Game (see www.wholebrainteaching.com) this version makes everything VISUAL so students can find the words they're looking for by matching up the symbols.
Star = article
Diamond = adjective
Square = noun
Arrow = verb
Circle = preposition
Your students will beg you to play the game.
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PreK - 5th
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Literary Essay Thesis (Grade 4)
A lesson and guide to help students create a thesis for the Writer's Workshop Literary Essay Unit
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3rd - 5th
Realistic Fiction Rubric
Identifying student's strengths and weaknesses can be difficult. Here is a great rubric for a Realistic Fiction piece that will help you zoom in to properly assess student writing pieces on a scale of 1-4.
Enjoy!
- Ms. Jocelyn
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3rd - 8th
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Writing template for creative writing in Primary Grades Elementary
This is the form I created for my students. It soon became the writing method for the entire school. It's easy, systematic, and the kids love it. I had the best schools in the county using this form. Trust me, after using this form for a couple months, your students will be writing complete stories with transitions, topic sentences, closing sentences and supporting details.
-Students choose from a list of transitional phrases to get used to using a wide variety
-large bubble map to brainstorm
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2nd - 5th
Wee Folk Theme Unit - Make Your Class Enchanted!
This is a large unit plan that encompasses report, story and letter writing. It also includes math and art tie-ins, as well as an opportunity to introduce cursive writing and research skills. Most importantly, this unit will get even the most hesitant readers interested in literacy and make your classroom come alive with wonder and excitement! The kids can't get enough of the fantastical creatures and will complete a huge amount of work covering various objectives in numerous subject areas- w
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2nd - 3rd
Adventure story planning sheet - differentiated
Adventure story planning sheets (differentiated) including hints for each section.
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3rd - 8th
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Reciprocal Teaching Worksheet
This worksheet is used to guide students while they read to think about and record their thinking. The parts of the worksheet contain places to write predictions, questions, clarifications and a summary. The two page document can easily be copied back to back.
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3rd - 6th
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Frightfully Figurative Language
Figurative language to use when writing scary stories from similes, hyperboles, personification, and much more. Enable editing to view full document.
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3rd - 7th
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Writing a Story
This is a useful tool when teaching how to write a story and the basic elements to include. It can be used as a teacher-led, whole class activity or an individual assignment to outline a story. Demonstrates the Beginning, Middle, and End parts of a story and what happens in each par of the story.
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2nd - 5th
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3 graphic organizers: Story map and 2 event map templates
This story map template addresses the concept of beginning, middle, and end in writing. Students can organize their information with this template before they begin writing. The template also has students list their character, setting, problem, and solution.2 event map templates: First one is to illustrate the sequence of events.Second one is to illustrate an event visually with this map template.
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1st - 12th, Staff
Also included in: 79 Graphic Organizers: editable, printable & fillable resource
Character/ Setting/ Main Idea Group Work Activity
I use this for group work to hold students accountable for what they are reading during centers. The students read their book (on level) and answer the questions regarding characters, setting and main idea. This sheet is for the students that are not working with me and are working independently or in a group. The students can work together or independently. I use this sheet to make sure the students are reading and paying attention to the story.
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1st - 4th
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Mystery Writing Guidelines
Writers can create a mystery piece by first using this graphic organizer to get their plot, clues, and ending in order. Students use this to ensure that they have thought through all the parts of a mystery before they begin the narrative writing process. This guideline has been used countless times providing students a framework that has allowed them to write successful pieces.
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3rd - 8th
Sticky-Note Tracker of Important Events in a Story
This is a revised version of the traditional story map. A line takes the reader through each part of the story: Beginning, Problem, Rising Action, Climax/Turning Point, Falling Action, Resolution. Each part of the plot is accompanied by a brief description and/or questions the reader should be asking him/herself. (i.e. "This is a story about a _____ named ______ who _________." and "These actions make me confirm or revise my prediction.")
Designed to be printed out on a legal-sized paper (8.5x1
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3rd - 5th
5-Session Short Story Writing Guide
This worksheet breaks down the 5 steps of the writing process to help students write a short fictional story. I found that having the writing process as a checklist seemed to help students organize the task, and kept them from rushing through (like they did the first time I tried to have them write a short story). This is definitely the product of trial and error! There are 2 choices for topics, but you can edit and use different topics. I used this with an advanced 2nd grade class, but felt
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2nd - 6th
Also included in: 5-Session Personal Narrative and Fiction Story
Narrative / Story Outline
This outline will help guide your students to write a well-developed Narrative (Story). I have used this outline in my classroom for years with both elementary and middle school students. Since you will have the electronic copy, you can simply take off the clip art pictures to use with middle school if the images seem too young.
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1st - 8th
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Primary Book Report
If you're in need of a written primary book report to teach essential writing skills, then download this version. It is a wonderful way to introduce our young minds to joy of writing complete sentences. This will sharpen their tools for concise writing in the future! There are five basic questions, and lots of writing room.
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1st - 3rd
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Grabbers for Scary Stories
Grab your reader's attention when writing a scary story using grabbers and figurative language.
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3rd - 7th
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Theme
Use this outline to help kids write a story with a clear theme, hook, cause, effect, and conclusion! I've had some great stories come out of using this outline!
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3rd - 5th
Writing Checklist
A student friendly well developed writing checklist. 2 on the page that you can print off and laminate for the students to check off as they write.
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3rd - 8th
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Cartoon Graphic Organizer
This product was created to help ALL students keep up with the reading as a class. It reflects many different learning strategies that help children understand what they are reading. Students draw the main parts of chapter/story in cartoon format. Students reflect/summarize the main parts in written format. Students identify and define new vocabulary and main characters in the story. All this in just two pages. Enjoy! If you like this please show me some support.
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1st - 12th
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Adapt Fair Tale Summaries
When adapting a fairy tale, this will help students plan their beginning, middle, and end to the original fairy tales.
Goes will with me "Adapt a Fairy Tale" lesson, as a next step.
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3rd - 5th
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