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Post Card Template- Editable
This set of post card template is a great addition to any writing center! Have students design a post card from a place you have been studying, have students write postcards to family members or friends describing a topic you have been studying. The options are endless!
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K - 5th
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Paragraph Writing Rubric
This paragraph writing rubric includes the basic traits necessary to write a meaningful paragraph-introducing your topic-details -concluding sentence-transition words-capitalization and punctuation-answering the question
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2nd - 5th
Formal Writing Unit (Don't Write About Your Writing) Distance Learning
This Formal VS Informal Writing Lesson and Activities will help your students with that challenging task of writing formally. My students have such a hard time with letting go of those personal pronouns, and getting rid of the "writing about your writing" language. How many essays have we read where students start with: "have you ever wondered about..." It drives this ELA teacher a little batty. I created this unit to help students get away from that informal language. This lesson is digital and
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6th - 11th
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Into the Wild novel test
From Expert ELA, this test on Into the Wild includes thirty multiple choice questions and two written response questions. The multiple choice questions are aligned with Common Core objectives. I have also included an outline template for the first written response.There is a free answer key listed separately.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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50 Photos to Inspire Analytical Writing with Prompts-- Great for Bell-Ringers
In this Google Slides bundle, you will find 50 photos with analytical prompts that will help students practice their analysis in a visual context, which is an effective way to reinforce literary elements and techniques in order to segue into literary analysis-- or support literary analysis.Analyzing visual media provides an excellent way to target analytical skills in smaller/shorter contexts that are not as overwhelming for students when introducing new concepts or practicing former concepts fo
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6th - 12th
Kid-Friendly Version of (4 Point) Extended Response Writing Rubric
This is a kid-friendly version of the 4 point rubric utilized to score extended responses on the Common Core New York State ELA test.
I used this to help students understand what is expected of them in their extended responses. I also use the rubric to conference with students about their writing!
One suggestion of how to use this rubric is to have the students rate their own writing on the rubric. Then, separately, you score their response using the rubric. In a conference, you can compare re
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3rd - 6th
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RACE Response EDITABLE Rubric for Distance Learning and Classroom Use
Use this rubric in MS Word or upload it to Google and open it in a Google Doc!This rubric was designed to assess specific target skills after a unit of study. It is really helpful for students to use as a guide to writing before, during, and after the writing unit.Please follow me at LisaMIllerPhotos for the latest updates. Distance Learning: Genre: Fiction Weekly Online or Classroom LessonsPlot: Fiction Weekly Online or Classroom Lessons Novels with Interactive Notes:A Monster Calls Novel Uni
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2nd - 10th
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Also included in:Â 10+ EDITABLE Rubrics for Distance Learning and Classroom Use
Ethos, Pathos, Logos PowerPoint for step-by-step persuasive analysis digital
Teach your students how to understand, analyze, and apply ethos, pathos, and logos with this easy-to-use PowerPoint.Your students will work through persuasive or argument writing step-by-step to understand what ethos, pathos, logos is, how to find it in sample paragraphs, and how to use it in their own writing.Students will have plenty of practice, which means you can use that practice as formative assessments. A challenge writing activity at the end will provide you with a summative assessment
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6th - 9th
Persuasive Writing PowerPoint and Exemplars - Suitable for Year 3 NAPLAN Prep
If you are running short on time and need some engaging persuasive writing teaching and learning ideas, then this comprehensive persuasive writing bundle is for you! This bundle includes our 200+ slide persuasive writing PowerPoint that covers everything you need to teach within a persuasive writing unit. Your students will bump up their achievement levels using the leveled writing examples that are perfect for modeling how to write an effective persuasive text.The content is presented sequenti
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2nd - 4th
Information/Expository/Non-Fiction Writing Student Checklist & Rubric *Editable*
Use this product to help guide students in their writing of expository/non-fiction/informative texts, and to help guide you in the grading process! This completely editable checklist covers both the elements of non-fiction writing, as well as the conventions of writing that middle-elementary students should know. The goal statements are written from the perspective of the student, and in language that the student can easily understand!There are two pages in this document: One Student Checklist w
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2nd - 8th
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From Prompt To Thesis Statement - Keep Essay Focused - PowerPoint/Task Cards
Help your students have a strong introduction and keep their essays focused. I created this resource when my students were struggling with having a clear and focused thesis statement in their introduction paragraphs. I taught them how to turn words from the prompt into a thesis statement. What You are Getting in this Resource:1. 12 Slide Instructional Power pointdefinition of thesis statementtwo types of thesis statements (Opinion and Expository/Informative)instructions on how to turn the pro
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4th - 5th
Go-To Grading Rubrics
A collection of eight ready-to-use grading rubrics to fit nearly any writing or speaking assignment, including expository, persuasive, narrative, research, and literary analysis.
Every time I design a new writing assignment for my students, I have to come up with a fitting grading rubric so my students know what I expect and so I can grade the students' work objectively. Frankly, it's a pain in the behind! So I drew up a set of standard rubrics that will work for any essay to save myself some t
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7th - 12th
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Picture Writing Prompt Bell Ringer Worksheets Distance Learning
Picture Writing Prompts Bell Ringers: 30 PowerPoint Slides, Grades 4-6
At the beginning of the class, use these bell ringer writing one liners that won’t take long to do. Display the PowerPoint or PDF to engage students when they first come in.
The aim of these writing prompts is to spark off a short story. The story prompts will help your students get started with creative writing and break through writing blocks. Use these sentences as a beginning, middle or ending line for a story.
Cont
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2nd - 6th
Essay Writing Basics: Essay Structure 101 - Handouts, Lecture Notes, Quiz & Key
How often have your students been confused by the parts of the standard, academic essay? If you are like me, the answer to this is quite often. Use this product to help reduce the confusion that accompanies essay writing instruction. Here, I have included a number of useful resources:→A handout for students to use during an interactive lecture (p. 1). The handout is organized around sections of the essay: introduction, body paragraphs, and the conclusion. For each section, students have to recor
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7th - 10th
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Beginning and End of year Nonfiction Reading Assessments (SLOs)
This resource includes two reading assessments and two writing assessments, in ready-to-copy form. The questions and prompts are based on nonfiction articles. I have tried to write them in a style that addresses the Common Core standards and the few sample PARCC questions (the proposed new standardized test to assess CCSS). Included are the questions that accompany the articles, answers to the questions, links to the articles I use, writing prompts, and the writing rubric I use. In Ohio, we hav
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9th - 12th
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Selecting Strong Evidence and Writing Strong Analysis: A Writing Mini Lesson
Most English teachers know the struggle of instructing students to find solid evidence and analysis to include in their essays, but when it comes time to grade, finding irrelevant, weak quotes in paragraphs and/or analysis that does not adequately address the paper's claim. Target this writing skill and beef up your students' ability to find quality quotes and write strong analysis with this resource!This product includes instructional slides and practice problems (answer key included) using "To
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Secondary English ELA Essay Writing Bundle
End of Semester ELA - Self Evaluation Essay / Final Exam Essay
I love using this essay at the end of the year. The grading rubric makes GRADING EASY and FAST! Download once and use YEAR after YEAR. WAIT!!!!!! If you already bought our - COMPLETE English 11-12 Final Exam this Product with the grading rubric is included.This essay asks students to REFLECT on their own work, growth and learning and their future goals for learning reading, writing, speaking, presenting, and group work. This is a GREAT essay for a Final Exam - or - can be used as an end of semes
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6th - 12th
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FSA Writing 4th/5th Grade Model Essay with 3 Paired Passages - Natural Disasters
A GREAT resource to use when teaching writing.
Includes articles, prompt, and model essay.
4th/5th Grade FSA Writing Model Essay
on
Natural Disasters
with
THREE Paired Passages
Paired Passages are not original – copyright is given.
Price is for Model Essay
This is the process I use in my classroom:
1. students read prompt
2. students read articles
3. we text code articles together
4. we write model essay together (or I show them it)
5. students write their own response to original, or
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4th - 5th
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Writing Prompt Pack, Expository Analytic Summary Essay: Dangers of Zoos
This is writing prompt pack can be used to teach students to breakdown nonfiction or informational texts in order to successfully summarize and analyze a central idea or author's point of view or perspective and how it is developed. The strategy provided here is delineated in three easy steps, which you can use to differentiate for various levels of students. Additionally, students will be exploring the dangers of zoos, a very interesting topic. Included:- Teacher's guide- Examples and notes-
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8th - 12th
Also included in:Â Writing Curriculum, Narrative, Explanatory, Argumentative, Research BUNDLE
Persuasive Essay Writing Opinion Writing Rubric W5.1 Common Core
This is an easy to use rubric to give your students BEFORE they write their essay so they know what is expected according to Common Core standards for W5.1, W5.1a, W5.1b, W5.1c, W5.1d and more. I have a flipchart available as well that completely teaches how to do this type of writing and includes an example, step by step directions, and even the writing process.
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4th - 6th
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Writing Test Bank - Editable Writing Test or Quiz Questions
This writing test contains 42 pages of tests and their answers—OVER 150 questions questions! This document is COMPLETELY EDITABLE, meaning that you are able to copy and paste, rearrange, and tweak for your individual needs! You will be able to differentiate with the multiple questions - just copy and paste.The writing tests have multiple questioning formats and cover diverse topics. The formats include multiple choice, short answer, listing, matching, true-false, and organizing from a word bank.
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Ultimate Writing Bundle for Freshman & Sophomores | High School Writing Unit
Informational Writing Sample
Teaching informational writing? It is always helpful to share with the students a sample for what informational writing looks like. This is a sample of a 4 paragraph essay on Labrador Retrievers. This writing piece follows the format: introduction (hook & thesis), 2 body paragraphs (sub topics with facts and explanations), and a conclusion! *** Love this sample? In my store you can purchase the checklist to go with the format of this writing piece! ***
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3rd - 6th, Adult Education
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Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar Lesson: Analysis, Reflection, and Debate
Check out this engaging way to convert this pop culture phenomenon of the rappers' battling into an ELA lesson with lyric analysis, writing reflection, and debate! Take a look at the preview to see that the appendices has reference sheets to use time and time again for lyric (and poetry) analysis! The packet includes debate strategies, poetry annotations, and a convenient list of literary devices. It also includes a list of idea commentators have made about the rappers in a debate spreadsheet.
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10th - 12th
Reading/Writing Literacy Narratives Unit
Help your students learn to read and write literacy narratives. Students explore how they learned to read and write by examining the journeys of others.Fully Editable Word Format53-page file on reading and writing literacy narratives that includes:1. Daily lesson plans (95 minute block scheduling breakdown) for 13 days2. 4 Literacy Narratives to study--texts included ("Superman and Me" "Straw into Gold" "Learning to Read and Write" and "Malcolm X autobiography" excerpts)3. Quickwrites4. Sig
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8th - 12th
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