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Preschool writing-essays resources for Microsoft Word $5-10
Introduction to Citations
As a result of this lesson, younger students will have awareness of giving credit to others for their work. This skill will evolve into creating work cited pages when they write essays in future years. This lesson is divided into three parts, which are “Who Said it First?” “Who Wrote the Book?” and “Quoting and Citing.” Teaching guidelines are provided for each of the three parts.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Types:
"Hey, Essay!" Rainbow Skeleton Writer's Block-Breaker!
Fill out a Skeleton 4-Quad (free on this site)and use this image to quickly write your essay by making all the colors match!
Just print, laminate, and use a vis-à-vis or wipe-off marker to begin.
This format is easily used to capture voice and ideas before they slip away... while maintaining organization!
You and your children will easily be able to quickly load the format by following the colors or using the numbers along the side.
Step...
1. The most important thing you want to say
2. The mos
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Types:
Super Writer Story Kit
Elevate your young writer to super writer status with these blank story templates. Includes integrated story starter prompts and word wall. Formatted for double sided printing and stapling but may be used however you see fit.
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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