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Common Core W.6.1c interactive whiteboards
Citing Textual Evidence Practice: CLAIM EVIDENCE AND REASONING Elaboration CER
Step-by-step workshop to teach textual evidence and elaboration. Culminating writing: FULL CONSTRUCTED RESPONSES. ARTICLES INCLUDED!This workshop guides students through the process of gathering and quoting evidence and elaboration for argumentative, expository essay writing, and short answer extended responses. Several methods are used for breaking down each element including C.E.R. & R.A.C.E strategy. Students learn each element in chunks, then gradually build the elements into responses,
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â ELA SUPPLEMENTAL BUNDLE READING & WRITING CURRICULUM W LESSON PLANS 6-8TH
Narrative, Persuasive and Procedure Writing PowerPoint Bundle
Are you teaching narrative, procedure, and persuasive writing this year? Not sure how to introduce the topics of story, how to, and opinion writing? Then these are perfect PowerPoints for your Literacy lessons!This bundle includes three colorful, engaging, and interactive PowerPoints for introducing or revising your writing topics. They define the type of writing, offer examples, and explain the purpose, before teaching the explicit structure step by step. This writing PowerPoint bundle is ideal
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1st - 3rd
Citing Textual Evidence Practice
Teach the skills of gathering, citing, quoting, and integrating evidence, and using elaboration with this fun INTERACTIVE DIGITAL NOTEBOOK made on Google Slides. NO PLANNING! NO PREPPING! NO PRINTING!This workshop guides students through the process of gathering and quoting evidence and adding elaboration for constructed responses and essays. Great for self-pacing because students can work directly on the slides. Also, great for social distance in class learning, and hybrid teaching because Go
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6th - 9th
Also included in:Â Argument | Thesis Statement | Narrative | Informative FULL YEAR of Writing
Writing Powerful Paragraphs Lapbook and Lessons
Teach your students to write powerful paragraphs with this resource. We are excited to introduce the SEE approach to organizing body paragraphs as we believe it holds the key to writing paragraphs that are both organized and detailed.
Our goal is for the SEE Method to make as much difference in your students’ writing as we have seen in our classrooms over the past few years! In this package, we have tried to anticipate and include everything you need to learn the SEE Method and to start using
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3rd - 6th
Opinion Writing: Letter to NASA
So you want to be an astronaut? This activity is a motivating way to encourage students to write an opinion piece. They read articles about astronaut selection and training and then apply to NASA to become one of the newest astronaut candidates.This project incorporates paragraph structure practice, opinion writing techniques, practice with business letter format, and imagination. At the end of the project, students receive a simulated letter from NASA accepting them into the astronaut training
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5th - 8th
Affect Vs. Effect Lesson
Teach your students the difference between affect and effect with this lesson. Students will learn tips that will help them think through whether they need the word affect or the word effect in their writing. This lesson will help improve their reading and writing skills and will ensure that they are using the correct homophone in their writing. This lesson includes instruction, hints and tips, student interactive practice , applications to reading any passage, and practice writing independently
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4th - 12th
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Better Writing: 7 Ways to Improve
These are general tips that can be referred to all year. They feature HABITS that can really make a difference in your students' writing.Gently asking "Did you read it aloud?" rather than saying "You need to read it aloud," is key. If the teacher says "Do this", it can create helplessness and even resentment in the student. The tips are: Tip #1: Read it aloud. Reading aloud is MAGIC! Tip #2: Check your spelling. Every word! Tip #3: Check your paragraphing. Your reader will thank you! Tip #4: Ad
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4th - 7th
Also included in:Â Better Writing Bundle: 5 products + BONUS
Opinion Writing
Opinion writing PowerPoint for middle school! Opinion writing becomes easy once students know exactly what to do. Engage your students with this PPT that explains the steps of writing an opinion essay in a fun and interesting way. It is filled with mind-maps to help students organize their thoughts. These mind-maps can be printed out and later used by students as graphic organizers. I also added some tips to help you explain the lesson. The PowerPoint is totally editable.What's Included?warm-upm
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4th - 6th
30 Day Journal for Middle Schoolers
Start your year strong or introduce later with 30 days of journal writing prepared for you. This journal has a writing prompt at the top of each page to encourage middle schoolers to think about things that they are experiencing now and write about them. Teachers can encourage students to share with the group to promote open discussion or to talk with an adult if they have any concerns that arise. The bottom of the page has a positive quote for them to practice cursive writing every day.
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5th - 8th
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