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3rd grade writing-expository study guides
TELPAS samples for students
This product was created with the purpose of showing samples to students on how a TELPAS writing paper looks. It should help by showing the students that they don't need a strong English vocabulary to transmit their message.
The samples were created with some of the prompts provided in the TELPAS manual. There are 7 samples included some written in narrative and other in expository writing form. It is in PowerPoint format and it is an easy way to help students calm their fear of writing in Eng
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1st - 5th
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Nothing Ever Happens on 90th Street
“Nothing Ever Happens on 90th Street” written by Roni Schotter and illustrated by Kyrsten Brooker is an entertaining story about a girl named Eva who sets out on quest to capture the lives of the charming characters living in her neighborhood.
This story is perfect for teaching the burgeoning writers in your class about the elements of fiction: character development, dialogue and story arc. Each of the three lessons includes sample discussion questions to help facilitate discussions.
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3rd - 5th
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Punctuation Poster - Pirate Theme
This is an adorable punctuation reference page for young students. It gives a definition of periods, question marks, quotation marks, commas, exclamation points, and apostrophes, along with an example of each. 'Full Stop' is used in place of period for my Australian friends.
This page is great to help young children learn to use the correct punctuation in their daily writing. I print enough copies for the entire class in color. I then put the reference page into a sheet protector that goes into
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1st - 3rd
Also included in: Writing Resource Bundle - Punctuation, Editing, and I'm Done Resources
Making Text Connections Anchor Chart
This anchor chart helps students understand how to make connections with text. The poster describes how to talk about text to self, text to text, and text to world connections. This resource also includes sentence starters. As with all of our resources, this anchor chart is editable in Canva so you can customize it for your class.
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3rd - 7th
ABECEDARIO - AlFABETO DECORACIÓN DEL AULA
El proceso de lectoescritura requiere de mucho apoyo visual para los niños. El día de hoy queremos mostrarte nuestro material de apoyo docente para el aula de los mas pequeños.Incluye:Abecedario con letras en tamaño carta para imprimir y colocar en la pared.
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1st - 3rd
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Also included in: PAQUETE APRENDE A LEER Y ESCRIBIR. SILABARIOS Y ABECEDARIOS
Writing Resource Bundle - Punctuation, Editing, and I'm Done Resources
These reference pages are simple and easy tools for students to use in their writing. When unsure of when to use a comma, they can just look at their punctuation pirate page. When they are done writing, they can use their checklist to make sure they have everything they need. When they're done, (or think they are), there's a page to help them think of other ideas to make their writing better.
I print enough copies for the entire class in color. I then put the reference page into a sheet protect
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1st - 3rd
Grammar Writing Vocabulary Spelling Basic Level Summer Home School Bundle
These PDF files include spelling, writing, vocabulary, and grammar worksheets, perfect for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders. Total of 200 pages.These worksheets have many uses:1. Home school2. Substitute teacher3. Snow days4. Busy work5. Online distance learning6. Class work7. Independent work8. Warm up activity9. Homework10. Quizzes11. End of quarter review12. End of year review13. Summer school / summer learning14. Back to school review15. And more!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
3rd grade PARCC writing rubric- student friendly words
I wrote this rubric so that students can see exactly what they need to do in order to make the most points on the PARCC writing portion. I printed on colored paper, put in clear sleeve, and put in students' writing folders.
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3rd
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Constructed Response, Editing, Revising, Text Evidence, Writing Guides
Reminders for Editing using CUPS Capitalization tells you to remember when to put on your Capitalization Cap and state, "Capital" before reading each proper noun orally.Usage is your subject verb agreement, checking for past, present, future, and singular or plural clues within the passage or paragraph.Punctuation allows you to think of periods, exclamations, and questions as red stop signs at the end of streets, which are the words of each complete sentence.The yellow punctuation marks remin
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3rd - 10th
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Primary Spelling Worksheets
I have used this set of spelling papers with my second grade students in some form or another for the past ten years. Each of these papers is designed to accommodate 18 words. Please feel free to adjust the number to meet your needs. These spelling papers do not constitute a complete spelling program. They do, however, encourage students to learn structural and phonetic spelling patterns by giving them opportunities to recall and write the words in a variety of contextual and noncontextual setti
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1st - 3rd
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Teaching Components of Expository Writing
Plan Sheets, Practice sheets used in teaching Expository Writing using individual parts of the composition, Expository Composition Hint Sheet, Samples of compositions to add different parts to complete the composition and an Expository Study Guide. Great activities to make Expository Writing easy. Also, wonderful tools to practice for the State of Texas STAAR Test.
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3rd - 6th
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Comma STAAR Writing Review for TEK 4.11D
Students will review the comma rules that they have learned and practice writing their own sentences that follow the different rules. This is a great review for the STAAR Writing test. Sentences were intentionally written to follow the structure of sentences on the STAAR writing test.Graphic Credit to:The Itty Bitty TeacherFont Credit to:Amy GroesbeckHello Literacy
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3rd - 7th
The Very Persistent Gappers of Frip Study Guide
The Very Persistent Gappers of Frip written by George Saunders and beautifully illustrated by Lane Smith is an ingenious morality tale that tells the story of what happens when an unusual problem is faced by an unusual town.The book is sure to capture the imagination of your students, drawing them into a world where an entire town is held captive by strange, little creatures. Students will love the quirky characters and the smarts of one unsung heroine.
Through inquiry-based group discussions,
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3rd - 5th
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Writing Study Guide TN Ready aligned
This is a study guide I made for my students to help them know which type of writing prompt they are answering. It has tips and reminders to help them be successful. It is editable. What I have created is designed more for 3rd grade, but can be edited to meet 4th and 5th grade standards.
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3rd - 5th
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How to Write a Great Conclusion – 10 Ways
Introduce your students to the art of writing powerful conclusions with our comprehensive guide and activity sheet, "10 Ways to Write a Great Conclusion." This resource is meticulously crafted to help educators teach students how to effectively wrap up their essays and stories, leaving a lasting impression on the reader.What's Included:Instructional Guide: An in-depth guide that walks through 10 different strategies for writing compelling conclusions, complete with examples and explanations.Acti
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3rd - 10th
Animal Types Outline
This is a printable packet for students to use during an animals unit. There is a section for each animal type (mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, fish, and insects), and the students fill in sentences with facts about each animal group. The way I usually use the activity is as a way to introduce each animal group, and then as a study guide before test time. It could be used in one or both of those ways or as an individual or group assignment.
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1st - 4th
STAAR Writing Prompts for 4th grade 2nd Edition
This is a new set of both narrative and expository practice prompts for STAAR. I have a set of 8 that I previously created. These are 11 new prompts that I have created. These prompts are modeled after the STAAR prompts we have seen and/or have access to. They are great for practicing many things, such as:
- how to understand prompts
-brainstorming
-planning a piece of writing
-showing the difference between expository and narrative
-reviews for testing
I hope you enjoy these. I am postin
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3rd - 5th
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Rainbow Writing 5-Paragraph Essay Guide
This is a guide for understanding 5-paragraph essay structure using the rainbow writing technique.
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3rd - 9th, Adult Education
Editing Tool or Editing Checklist
This is an interactive Editing Tool that focuses on basic editing skills and also on more advanced skills. There are 8 steps: Read Aloud, Check for Capitals, Check for Punctuation, Spelling, Organization, Revise, Check for Transitions, and Peer Edit. Some of the steps require a highlighter to mark the editing done.
You can print the file front to back, flip on the long edge and then laminate for students to "mark off" the steps with an Expo marker as they complete them. To help stay organized a
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1st - 12th
Teacher/Student Writing Conference Log
Conferring with students during Writing Workshop can be a very difficult task. Make life easier with this child friendly Conference Log. This log can be placed in each students Writer's Notebook. Explain to the children that a GLOW- is something you really liked in their writing and a GROW- is something you want them to work on for next time.
Amy Gordon
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K - 6th
A Must-Have on Expository Writing
An easy hands-on teaching tool, this has it ALL!
Expository writing may seem daunting to students and teachers alike. No more!
With this easy-to-use for both students and teachers, you get everything you will ever need to teach about expository writing, and to learn about it as well! It takes the confusion out of it, and paves the way for fun learning.
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- simple and clear explanations
- to-the-point writing guidelines
- Rubrics
- writing prompts
- one writing assignment
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2nd - 10th
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Jackie Robinson Lotus Square - Social Studies Graphic Organizer
I created a series of Lotus Square graphic organizers to help my students understand and learn more about several famous Americans from history. There are 2 lotus squares included for each person - one with questions in each box for more direct instruction and detailed notes, and one that is blank that the students can write facts or draw pictures in the boxes. These graphic organizers would be great for research projects, expository writing, social studies centers, note taking, study guides,
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2nd - 5th
STAAR Expository Writing Prompt Template in ENGLISH and SPANISH!!
STAAR Expository Writing Prompt Template in ENGLISH and SPANISH for teachers to create and edit prompts
Students should become familiar with format of Testing Documents to develop strategies for writing to any expository prompt.
Includes a sample prompt about conserving water.
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3rd - 7th
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Compare and Contrast Writing Process
I have developed this step-by-step writing process pack to use after the core teaching and modeling is done. The first two activities--identifying and writing compare/contrast sentences to a prompt--are part of the teaching and modeling. The final activity walks students step-by-step through the writing process of a compare or contrast paragraph. By giving students the pack, they are free to work at their own pace and more independently, freeing me up to work with the lowest students. It als
Grades:
2nd - 3rd
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