Writing Hooks {PowerPoint, Interactive Notebook, and Practice}

Writing Hooks can be hard for students to grasp.

This entire bundle is differentiated to allow 3rd through 5th graders to be successful. Lower grades may want to limit types of hooks at the beginning and maybe add more hooks throughout the year. Higher grades may want to start with all 6 hooks, but have the option of fewer hooks for struggling learners.

6 Hooks Include:
1. Question
2. Onomatopoeia
3. Action
4. Quote
5. Snapshot
6. Flashback

There is a PowerPoint that defines what a hook is, learning target, and examples for each type of hook. The PowerPoint is colorful and engaging for students.

There are Interactive Notebook flap chart to add into your notebooks. There is a Idea Lesson outlined in the product that allows the students to work in groups and practice writing a hook for each specific hook.

There are three different practice pages that you can use for any topic. You can use these practice sheets for all subjects.

There are three pages that allow the students to change boring hooks to more interesting hooks. This will help students expand sentences and increase vocabulary.