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Middle school writing-essays workbooks for Microsoft Word
Daily Grammar & Writing Practice Printable Book
This is a teacher-made "workbook" with 20 weeks of basic grammar and writing practice activities. The book focuses on one topic per week and includes 1 warm up activity per day, for 5 days. You can print and staple this or bind it at the beginning of the year and use it for daily warm up practice or review.
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3rd - 6th
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30 Elementary Writing and Journaling Prompts
Explore the realms of imagination with '30 Creative Writing and Journaling Prompts for Elementary Students,' a captivating collection designed to spark curiosity and enhance writing skills in young learners. This resource offers a diverse range of scenarios, from becoming superheroes to embarking on space adventures, encouraging students to delve into creative storytelling and descriptive writing. Ideal for classroom activities, journaling, or as conversation starters, these prompts not only fos
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4th - 7th
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The Workbook of Empowered Learning Techniques
This workbook has the potential to be life changing for student who are struggling with their schoolwork! The Workbook of Empowered Learning Techniques is a comprehensive self-led academic workbook that provides techniques in schoolwork organization, time management, test preparation, goal setting, and essay writing. It also involves a parent support guide, which can be used by parents and any other adult who is academically supporting the student. This workbook is designed to empower students t
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time - Complete Study and Workbook
This complete Novel Study unit of work is everything you need to teach this insightful novel. The Study guide and Workbook includes the following activities and quizzes to engage and challenge your students. There is also a link to the online audiobook.Includes in the package is Close Reading Activity, Activities on Themes, Setting, narrative elements of the novel, close study questions on the text, Plot activity, charting key events, character chart linking quotes to qualities, understanding th
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8th - 12th
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Essay Packet: Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger
This product is a simple graphic organizer that provides students three options of essay topics on Catcher in the Rye along with a page to organize thesis statements, assertions, and text evidence. This is a no frills essay organizer that will force students to be concise and clear with their essay planning!Bundle this with "Exemplar Counterclaim Essay" to provide students with an overview of how to write a four paragraph essay with evidence!
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6th - 12th
The Little Book of PEE - A Christmas Carol
This little book is a step-by-step guide for students to learn how to write 'Point Evidence Explain' paragraphs. It includes general PEE structure questions and sentence starters as well as focused PEE questions and sentence starters for A Christmas Carol. It also has a mark scheme based on the new 1-9 mark scale with two PEE model answers which can be used to check the students' understanding of what they should and shouldn't do to gain the marks.
Once in their books this little book of PEE can
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7th - 10th
Creating a Strong Argument - Planning, Writing, Revising (Step by step Essay)
Struggling to get your middle schoolers to write arguments? This resource guides students step-by-step through the process of creating a strong argumentative writing. This can be used with any argumentative writing assignment - whether you choose the topic or your students have freedom of choice. This can be used as a whole packet or split into smaller units. This is a word document, so you can edit as needed for your students particular struggles and needs. This INCLUDES: Cover Page with due da
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6th - 8th
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Tangerine writing prompt and writing process directions
This writing response prompt for the novel, Tangerine, asks students to think of Paul's sight and ability to understand. it challenges students to find evidence from the text to answer the prompt, as well as think of Paul's ability to understand people as more than his ability to "see." This prompt also includes directions for the writing process, including drafting, getting it checked by a teacher, exchanging and editing a partner's work, and writing a final draft. This was a weekly prompt for
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6th - 8th
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Essay Packet: The Odyssey (EMILY WILSON)
Guide your students through an essay of their choice at the conclusion of reading The Odyssey (translated by Emily Wilson)!This product will guide students through:1) Selecting a prompt of their choice2) Brainstorming answers to the prompt of their choice3) Using model thesis statements and checklists to draft their very own college-level thesis statement4) Hunting for evidence using a two-page guide of the key moments in the text, complete with page numbers and descriptions5) Organizing their e
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7th - 12th
Formulas and Handouts for Writing an Argumentative Research Paper (Body)
These worksheets will allow students to write a paper step-by-step.For each handout there is a formula and an example!
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Formulas and Handouts for Writing a Persuasive Research Paper
Opinion Writing Workbook with student checklist
This packet is all you need for students to get organized to write a 4-5 paragraph opinion paper. It has reminders for what needs to be included in each paragraph and a space for them to do this. The bonus is this includes the free student checklist for all aspects of this writing. This is editable for your needs. Word Document format.
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4th - 8th
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Maternity Leave Notebook - Student Notebook - Maternity Leave - Journal -
Give each student a journal that they can write to you in while you are on maternity leave. The journal gives them prompts such as;
- Weekend news
- I had a great day ☺
- I had a bad day ☹
- I wanted to tell you about…
- I am learning about…
- I can’t wait till…
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PreK - 12th
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CSI Essay Writing Skills
Take an evidence first approach to writing with this intro package to essay skills. Includes 6 essay formats and fill in the blank guides.
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6th - 12th
Narrative Essay Brainstorm: Best/Worst Food I Ever Ate
Before students can sit down to write a narrative essay, they need the time and space to brainstorm their ideas. These worksheets help the students come up with ideas for a best/worst food story. It includes a page for setting the stage, beginning/middle/end bullet points, sensory details brainstorm, and figurative language considerations.
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7th - 12th
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Expository Essay Packet/ Guide
Packet includes: Title page,a brainstorming web, HELP(History, Entertainment/Events/ Literature/ Pop Culture) Examples graphic organizer, Sentence Pattern rules, ARMS and CUPS checklist, and a lined paper section to write essay.
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4th - 9th
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Ground Floor Writing: Exposition (Lesson 6: Using Considerations/Questioning)
This is the sixth lesson in the Ground Floor Writing: Exposition instruction series. Contains the rationale behind the lesson, step-by-step teaching instructions, one class worksheet, and one extended practice worksheet.
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6th - 9th
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Essay Writing Rotations
A group of worksheets that work as round robin rotations. They focus on different elements of essay writing including: metalanguage, using evidence, introductions and peer feedback.
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7th - 12th
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Thesis Statements Overview
Thesis Statements Overview: including definitions, examples, and template
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7th - 9th
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Also included in:Â The Writing Process
Writing Response Journal
A printable version of a writing response journal that is great for practicing concise timed 3 paragraph essays. This was created to help with SSAT (secondary school admissions test) prep for struggling writers. This five page editable document includes:
Cover Page
Writing Tips Page
Brainstorm examples page (listing, bubble map, T-Chart, and free write)
Page to record the topic/prompt and create a Brainstorm
guided 3 paragraph description
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4th - 8th
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Fahrenheit 451 Part 1 Essay Ideas and Questions
Advance your students' critical thinking skills by asking them thought-provoking questions.
Sample Question:
Anomie is a social condition in which there is lack of cohesion and order; the resulting social system promotes individual isolation to the extent that people identify more with their own interests than with those of the group or community as a whole. Using textual evidence from Part 1, prove that anomie exists within the fictional world of Fahrenheit 451.
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8th - 12th
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Writing feedback and feedforward
This writing feedback and feedforward system is excellent for any age. Stick this simple sheet into students books at the beginning of the year and save yourself consistently writing reams of feedback and feedforward. Star and a wish means that your feedback and feedforward can be written in only a few words.
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1st - 12th
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