How to Carve a Pumpkin Fall Writing Prompt October Bulletin Board
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Fall and Halloween writing just got easier! This engaging fall, pumpkin, and Halloween-themed writing project is perfect to keep your students engaged this autumn season! This set is a true print-and-go procedural writing project that will keep your students working hard all October long!
Help your students master the skill of writing a how-to procedural writing piece to teach others all about different fall activities.
This procedural writing project includes everything you need to introduce, review, and enjoy procedural how to writing: anchor charts, modeled writing, guiding questions, graphic organizers, rubric, and much more!
Anchor charts and modeled writing are also included in a PowerPoint Presentation so that you can use them to guide your instruction. Bulletin board letters and student writing and illustration pages are included to help you display your students' work easily!
Prompts include how to carve a pumpkin, how to carve a jack o'lantern, and an open ended prompt to allow students to write about any fall activity that they are an expert on!
Perfect for Halloween or any time during fall!
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This set includes both print and digital options.
CONTENTS:
ANCHOR CHARTS:
✓What is Procedural/How To Writing?
✓What are Procedural/How To Key Words?
✓What are Sequential Key Words?
✓What are Other Helpful Words?
✓Procedural/How To Writing Organization
✓Who is Your Audience?
✓What Are Procedural/How To Writing Tips?
✓Link for Google Slide use and digital directions
✓Modeled Procedural/How To Writing Essay and Discussion Questions
✓Student Project Task Directions
✓Brainstorming and Planning Graphic Organizers
✓Sketching Page
✓Prompt Page (Jack O’lantern and pumpkin)
✓Student Editing and Revising Checklist
✓Additional Resources for Open Ended Fall Activities
✓Teacher Rubric
✓Bulletin Board Letters (3 different phrases included) & Final Copy Paper Options
✓Teacher Suggestions
Please see the preview for a closer look at all this product has to offer!
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"This has everything needed to teach procedural writing. My students will love this during October. I also appreciate that students can choose to write about any fall activity if they don't want to write about carving a pumpkin. Thank you!"
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"This resource provided excellent teaching materials and blackline options for students. I appreciated the instructional tools (posters, etc.) which focused on key language objectives for the unit. Students were able to take advantage of the scaffolding provided to write a draft and final published project. I'll use their books to teach next year's students how to carve their pumpkins!"
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"This was a fun way to practice instructional writing! My kids had a lot of fun completing this activity! Definitely recommend!"
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