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Creative writing Common Core W.4.1 workbooks
Percy Jackson's the Lightening Thief Journal: Writing Prompts and Vocabulary
This journal includes writing prompts for every chapter of Percy Jackson and the Olympians The Lightening Thief. They are creative and thought provoking writing prompts that relate to the plots and themes of each chapter in the novel. Included are narrative, descriptive, expository, and persuasive topics. Each journal page also includes vocabulary words from each chapter that students should challenge themselves to use.While reading the novel with my students, I use this journal after we have co
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4th - 9th
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January Winter Writing Prompts: Opinion, Narrative, Informative | 3rd-5th Grade
Welcome in the new year with these January | Winter Writing Prompts for 3rd-5th grade! This set of ENGAGING prompts offers 9 prompts in total, with 3 Opinion, 3 Narrative, and 3 Informative/Explanatory prompts all centered around winter activities. Plus, you get two different writing organizer pages for each type of prompt, giving you plenty of options for engaging your students in creative writing. Fun festive borders make it perfect for displaying in your classroom, and you'll love watching yo
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3rd - 5th
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March Writing Prompts Journal - Daily Quick Write, Bell Work Morning Journal
These no-prep March Writing Journal - Daily Quick Write or Morning Journal Writing Prompts are great as a daily quick write during morning work or writing centers, as part of morning journals, or as a kickstart to a writer's workshop. This resource includes a student journal in printable PDF and digital Google Slides formats. Focused on special holidays, themes, and historical events in March, these journal writing prompts offer an engaging way to help encourage daily writing practice and build
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Â March Activities Bundle: Book Study, Printables, Crafts, & More
January Writing Journal with Prompts
This January journal has 31 writing prompts for each day of the month. This journal is great for morning work or busy work after they finish their assignments.
February Writing Prompts Journal - Daily Quick Write, Bell Work Morning Journal
These no-prep February Writing Journal - Daily Quick Write or Morning Journal Writing Prompts are great as a daily quick write during morning work or writing centers, as part of morning journals, or as a kickstart to a writer's workshop. This resource includes a student journal in printable PDF and digital Google Slides formats. Focused on special holidays, themes, and historical events in February, these journal writing prompts offer an engaging way to help encourage daily writing practice and
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Â February Activities Bundle: Book Study, Printables, Crafts, & More
Summer Practice Writing Prompts : 10 Week Activity for Grades 4 - 6
Students can use this activity to practice and review the different types of writing during the summer months. Students practice writing narratives, informative texts, argumentative texts, using descriptive language, and finding and presenting credible information.This is an excellent activity for teachers to give out prior to summer, or for homeschool parents/teachers to assign.Each week of summer (10 weeks) has one writing prompt for students to complete.Included in this packet is:A Thank-You
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4th - 6th
DIGITAL & PRINTABLE 2021 NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS WORKBOOK - 2020 TIME CAPSULE
This resource provides your students with an opportunity to reflect on, vent and celebrate a very unusual year of challenges, new traditions, hobbies and routines and ways of thinking. Teachers or students have 47 digital or printable pages to chose from to create a keep-sake to look back on for years to come on such an unprecedented year.Give your students the gift of a time-capsule to look back on to show that they have lived through history. Students will complete activities about how they sp
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K - 8th
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Opinion Journal: What Do You Think?
Looking for a journal that your students can take on their opinion writing journey? Look no further!This journal gives students space, not only to practice rough drafting their opinions, but also gives them four versions where they can take their opinion piece from rough draft to final.
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3rd - 5th
Opinion Journal: Forming an Argument about the Best...
This document has 10 fun and relatable opinion prompts that can be used to encourage students of any age to write. You can use it as a journal or print pages individually. All questions ask students to form an opinion and create an argument about the best...
What is the best pet?
Where is the best vacation spot?
What is the best sport for kids?
What is the best video game?
What is the best school special?
What is the best dessert?
Who is the best teacher?
What is the best board game?
What is
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PreK - 5th
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Writing Prompts High School & Middle - Writing Worksheets - Back to School
"Writing Prompts High School & Middle - Writing Worksheets - Back to School" ~ By now you know that writing is one of the most challenging skills for students. Consistent practice is necessary as we return back to school. This month long set of student-friendly, appropriate writing prompts worksheets is a no-brainer. Can you see what I mean?No-prep, print and go middle & high school writing prompts - convenient and practical. This handy set of 20 writing prompts worksheets includes pe
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6th - 12th
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Journal
This is a printable or bindable journal consisting of 70 pages of prompts. Each numbered prompt includes a date line, a prompt, an area for optional illustration and lines for writing. There is also a cover page that can be personalized. The final page includes a list of commonly misspelled words for reference.
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2nd - 4th
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Memory Book- ABC Opinion Writing
The ABC Packet is the beginning of a memory book that students can use to remember their time in the grade.In the first pages included in this resource, I have students brainstorm ideas that start with the given letter. From there, students do gallery walks to add to the ideas. Then a final gallery walk to create a list of their favorites from the class.Once they have a combined list, they can use the opinion graphic organizers to create opinion paragraphs for each letter. My expectation is that
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2nd - 6th
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