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Common Core W.8.4 images
Module 1 8th Grade Wit and Wisdom lesson slides
This product contains all lesson slides for Wit and Wisdom Module 1 Poetics and The Power of Storytelling. The slides will include journal prompts, writing prompts, Think-Pair-Share, Stop and Jot, Activities, art images, video clips, vocabulary, and more.
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8th
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Introductory Paragraph - Sentence frames and situations
This jpg table offers 5 generic sentence frames as well as sentence by sentence supports for each of the forms, Informative, Argumentative, and Narrative.
Too many students offer their whole essay in the intro and then repeat the same information in the body of the essay. This guide helps students craft an intro that addresses the prompt, offers topic illustration, and helps students make their controlling ideas clearly stated and place them properly.
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6th - 10th
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The Tell-Tale Heart Choice Board Activities
This product provides students with six choices to show their understanding of the short story, "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe. The choices provided align with CCSS and allow students to choose a way to showcase their knowledge!
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Edgar Allan Poe Choice Board BUNDLE
Written Expression Checklist
Easy self-assessment or group check-list that will help guide your students through the writing process at a variety of levels. Students can stay organized through their writing while also meeting writing standards.
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3rd - 8th
The Hunger Games: Story Event Press Release - Project
Driving Question:How can writing a press release bring insight about a story's events?Description:In this project, students write press releases about an event in The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. The project leads students through how to write a press release and provides example press releases. In understanding an event and the points of view of an event, students reach a deeper understanding of the characters, the time, and most importantly, the author's intent in writing the events of th
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6th - 8th
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MARK UP THE PROMPT!
One of the biggest challenges for students is understanding what they are being asked to do. Use this visual and its annotation ideas to help students exactly what a writing prompt is asking them to do. The color coding is that of a traffic light to encourage students to "stop!" and take the time to thoroughly dissect the prompt. Then they are SET to begin brainstorming and writing.
African Studies Writing Prompts and Clip Art Based on a Sierra Leone Artifact
This sampler includes 1 clip art image based on a photograph of an artifact and 3 writing prompts about that same artifact that I purchased when I served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Sierra Leone, West Africa. The clipart and images are part of a larger writing product that is available in printable and paperless versions; a separate clipart resource with additional photographs is also available.✓ Please note:* You can find the full printable resource HERE.* You can find the full digital resou
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5th - 8th
Anchor Chart: 4 Rules for Writing a Good Paragraph
This is an 8x11 colorful anchor chart for the 4 Rules for Writing a Good Paragraph. It contains the 4 rules, color coded, with an example. This is a great guideline for students that prepares them for the common core standard of short answer writing.
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6th - 8th
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