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Winter writing-expository classroom decors for Microsoft Publisher
PAT the prompt writing prompt breakdown
Use PAT to help students understand how to unpack a writing prompt.
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3rd - 12th
Miss Hall's Organiser
Are you like me and therefore a complete scatterbrain? I am always doing a thousand things at once and information just seems to go in one ear and out the other, especially on days where everything is happening at once! This year, instead of using hundreds of scrappy bits of paper or post-it notes, I made this perfect organiser! These boxes perfectly fit in square post-it notes that I can add on daily and replace when my tasks are completed. This stays securely on my desk where my TA and I can a
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Not Grade Specific
Sentence Types Posters
Creative writing involves understanding different types of sentences. These posters describe the different types of sentences that we see in text, identifying each important component, and providing a sample sentence.
I have compiled these pages into a bound book that I use in my small groups when working on creative sentence construction. The students are able to read the description, see an example, and create their own. When they are working independently, there are extra bound books availa
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3rd - 8th
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Snowman Book Review
Create an easy bulletin board by printing out the snowmen, having students fill in their book recommendations, and put the title "Chill Out with a Good Book."
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K - 8th
Computer Lab Seasonal Posters
Computer lab posters for each season: Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer!
Publisher document 4 pages.
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Not Grade Specific
Sight Word notebook template
You can use this template to make a sight word folder with your students. You simply write in a word and a sentence. They read the word, write the word, circle the word, write their own sentence with the word, and illustrate their sentence.
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PreK - 2nd
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Evidence-Based Terms Poster (6-8 Common Core ELA)
This colorful poster is for giving students a reference-point for how to look for and how to record evidence from text.
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6th - 8th
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May the "Fours" be with you
This is a large poster I made for a writing competition we had last year. It is 21" X 44". Our theme of course was star wars, actually STAAR wars, as it was for the STAAR writing test. The "Four" is the highest number a student can make on a single paper. Near time for the test we had students write a paper a week. When we graded them they graphed their score (which we actually called things like Jedi Apprentice, Jedi Master, Jedi Grand Master) in the hallway under this sign for the whole grade
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4th - 8th
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Response Writing Display
A simple display of mood altering words in response writing. Identifies some of the words used to signal to the reader that the mood is about to change or the opinions are altering. Good for reading or writing.
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4th - 7th
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