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Common Core W.6.2d interactive whiteboards
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
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
Grades:
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
13 Spooky middle school writing prompts
Get the creative juices flowing with these 13 graphics enhanced writing prompts. The horror literature genre elicits some strong emotions and students often find it easy to put themselves into the role of author with prompts that directly relate to middle school common core standards for narrative writing. Three rubrics, a “read and evaluate each others’ pieces anonymously” lesson and exit tickets are included.Easy sub plan - the sub can show the prompt on screen or post on the walls and use gal
Grades:
6th - 8th
Thanksgiving Activities Analogies Boom Cards
Help your students increase language skills is vital for speaking, reading, and writing. Our Thanksgiving-themed analogies Boom Cards empower students to understand word relationships, boost critical thinking, refine vocabulary, and deepen comprehension. This Thanksgiving edition multiple choice deck of analogies gives students detailed explanations of what an analogy is and discusses several types of common analogies. Examples of the different types of word relationships are provided. ✨Preview
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4th - 6th
How-To Paragraph Writing
This week long lesson plan is designed to show what a How-To paragraph is and how to write one. There are three activities that go along with the unit.
Recipe: Students will watch a video on how to make a recipe and write down the process.
Lego: Students will examine a Lego Structure (not included) and describe how to build it.
Game: Students will write a paragraph on how to play a favorite game.
The zipped folder contains handouts for those three activities along with a SMART Notebook file
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Grades:
5th - 8th
6th Grade Literature Unit 5: Success
In this 6th grade thematic literature Smartboard unit, the Big Idea is "Success". All text selections (both fiction and nonfiction) will connect back to the theme and the Essential Questions. The unit will end with a culminating writing performance demonstration. The writing type is informative/explanatory. The student will create an informational flyer or one-pager that explains how a person can be successful. One required element of the writing will be a timeline with main ideas and supporting
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6th
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
6th grade Cajas de Cartón novel study unit review worksheet
Use the novel to teach to expository writing standards as well as align to CCSS of theme, plot/subplot, internal and external forces as well as setting. Using a double entry journal approach students read the novel work on comprehension check questions around vocabulary, setting, citing and theme while working towards their larger objectives of expository literary essays. I have taught this in many ways in the past and allow students to choose other choices of showing their learning at The end o
Grades:
6th - 8th
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