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High school writing-expository teacher manuals $5-10
1029 Writing Prompts for Middle School
With 1029 writing prompts for middle school, this is the last writing prompt resource you'll ever need. This massive compilation includes 20 categories and over 100 pages of fun, engaging and innovative writing prompts that will challenge your middle school students and push them to become better writers.If you're tired of the same old ho-hum writing prompts that cause your students to roll their eyes and groan, then this is the resource you've been looking for. It runs the gamut from the humoro
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Expository Writing Bundle Unit 8 Week Pacing Guide Template & Lesson Plans
Looking for a full unit plan to teach Informative / Expository Writing to your students? Look no further! Our comprehensive 8-Week Informative/Expository Writing Pacing Guide is the perfect solution for teachers seeking a structured yet flexible approach to teaching these crucial writing skills. This guide offers a streamlined path to teaching expository writing. All the lesson planning, student engagement strategies have been looked after! All you need to do is download and teach.What's Include
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Expository Writing Unit Resources Lesson Plans Worksheets 7-12
How to Teach Writing to Newcomer ESL Students
Gives practical ideas for teaching writing to ESL students with a very limited English vocabulary. This resource is a must for ESL teachers and content area teachers with newcomer ESL students in their classes.
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3rd - 12th
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Journal Prompts & Topics for a Year
I have collected and written over 200 journal prompts that can be used at any time during the school year. Prompt categories are: reflective, cause and effect, persuasive, expository/comparative, descriptive, narrative, quote-based, freewriting, and picture-based prompts. No more worrying about filler activities or creating weekly journal prompts!
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Grades:
5th - 12th
History Research Project (Jigsaw)
With pressing time constraints, covering social studies curriculum can be a challenge. Using a jigsaw project can help you cover more ground in less time while promoting cooperative learning in groups. This project provides you with various organizers that can be used to study ANY historical event or time period. Also included is an example jigsaw project aligned with 4th & 5th grade Social Studies standards about the Road to the Revolution.
Enjoy!
- Jocelyn
History Research Jigsaw Projec
Grades:
4th - 12th
Rubric + Example + Teacher Notes_Narrative/Expository_Grades 9-12_English
- This expanded 6-point rubric assesses a student writing product on a specific graduated scale to show students step-by-step what they need to do to improve their writing.
- The rubric can be used for a variety of essay assignments including narrative, expository and descriptive.
- The rubric focuses on four categories (structure and organization, content, language and style, and mechanics) broken down into 12 subcategories (thesis, body, conclusion, introduction, problem, reflection, senten
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Free Response Question: Structuring an Explanation
A step by step guide to teaching students to explain a historical topic or event. This can also be utilized for AP Government and Politics.
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5th - 12th
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