3rd Grade Daily Narrative Writing Practice {13 Weeks of Lessons & Grammar}
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Description
This 3rd grade narrative and poetry writing curriculum contains 13 weeks of daily writing lessons, grammar practice, prompts, homework, and so much more! This curriculum is easy to implement and is full of fun activities your students will love.
EACH WEEK INCLUDES:
• An overview of the lesson and objective.
• Five writing lessons.
• A spelling or grammar activity.
• All templates needed for the weeks writing activities.
• Instruction or reference sheets covering various topics.
• Rubric & scoring
• Student writing samples for reference
DAILY WRITING LESSONS COVERING:
✓ Introductory and concluding paragraphs
✓ Figurative language
✓ Expository vs. narrative genres
✓ Narrative planning
✓ Narrative retelling
✓ Working with prompts
✓ Similes, personification, metaphors, alliteration, and onomatopoeia
✓ Graphic organizers
✓ Venn diagram practice
✓ Elaboration
✓ Transitional techniques
✓ Brainstorming & pre-planning
✓ Couplets, haiku, simile, switch, and cinquain poetry
✓ Setting up a prompt
✓ 3rd grade expository writing curriculum also available: 3rd Grade Expository Writing Program
Along with the above program, I have also developed a variety of writing and language arts activity books that make teaching fun and effective. Please click on the links below to preview these activity books.
• Letters from Ted E. Bear - Friendly Letter Writing Activities
• Just Conventions - Daily Grammar and Conventions Practice
• Daily Grammar Lesson Integrated with Science - 3rd Grade
• Daily Grammar Lesson Integrated with Science - 4rd Grade
• Daily Grammar Lesson Integrated with Science - 5rd Grade
Complete Grade Level Writing Programs
• Kindergarten Writing Program
• 3rd Grade Expository Writing Program
• 3rd Grade Narrative Writing Program
• Expository Writing for 4th - 6th Grade
• Narrative Writing for 4th - 6th Grade
Just Conventions by Kathryn Robinson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at http://www.WriteMath.com.
