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Research Project Essay Paper Bundle
Instructing ang guiding students through a major research project can be A LOT...this bundle will make it so much easier for you and your students! All the resources you need in order to successfully go step-by-step through having your students write a research paper/essay. This is a critical skill for middle/high school students. You got this!!!
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Narrative Leads: Writers, Hook Your Readers!
Grabbing and holding the reader's’ attention at the beginning is what makes or breaks a story. The lead or hook is an important element of the story and should take thought and effort. This resource will help kids spice up that intro by making them familiar with eight different engaging leads to use when writing narratives (whether personal or fictional). Included with this resource you will find eight appealing posters/anchor charts, a worksheet for students to find and record strong examples
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Resource: Biography Report Sentence Starters
Sentence Starters to use when writing a biography report. Geared towards elementary and middle schools students.
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Mastering Academic Writing: A Comprehensive Workbook (EAP)
English Levels: Upper-Intermediate to Advanced (B2/C1/C2)Skill Focus: Essay writing; Report writingTarget Audience: College, University, High School StudentsDescription This workbook summarizes the principles of writing in academic style. It contains five distinct sections related to vocabulary, formality, cohesion, and other content-related principles of academic writing. Each section contains an explanation, examples, and practice exercises. On the final page, the lessons are consolidated in
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OREO Opinion Writing - Should We Eat Bugs?
Download this graphic organizer and upload as a background to a Google Slide students can use to fill-in their answers after watching videos about the pros and cons about eating bugs. This worksheet will help students organize their thoughts using the OREO method.
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Argumentative Essay Topic Day Light Savings Writing Prompt
Daylight saving time is always tough to bounce back from. Why not save time with this writing prompt that is great to use as a stand alone Argumentative Essay topic or for practice for standardized tests like SAT, ACT, GRE, ELPAC, CBEST, CSET, or GED? Complete with two articles and a test question to get them racing before time is up!
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Counterclaim Sentence Starters
Have your students struggled to think of how to start a sentence, especially in writing an argumentative essay with a counterclaim? Well, you have come to the right place. Attached is a worksheet that includes counterclaim phrases (sentence starters) that will give your students ideas on what to write. A great resource to add to their writer's notebook.
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Double Stuffed O.R.E.O. Writing Prompt Template
This product can be used as a tool to help with a persuasive writing unit. It's a piggy back off of the regular O.R.E.O. Which is Opinion, Reason, Example, Opinion. The double stuffed oreo has an extra reason and example so that students can dig a little deeper to share/build a strong foundation for their writing. There is also a space at the top for a prompt, so you can either give students a topic to write about, or they can choose their own!
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Information report structure, example and templates
Information report writing is an important skill. It can be tricky to remember all the features so I've compiled them into an easy-to-use format for your lesson, with features of an information report, an example sheet, and various worksheet styles to choose from which vary in the amount of writing space and prompts given.This resource can be used with minimal guidance for upper primary or early secondary, or with more support for younger students.This resource is an editable Word Doc. for your
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Counterclaims in Paragraphs
I created these counterclaim writing example to help my 5th graders have a better understanding of how to write a counterclaim in an argumentative essay.
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5 Paragraph Essay Outline (Template)
This is a simple template I have my students complete before they begin writing their five-paragraph academic essay.The outline template includes sections for the following.Thesis statementBody Paragraph #1Topic SentenceSupporting DetailSupporting DetailSupporting DetailBody Paragraph #2Topic SentenceSupporting DetailSupporting DetailSupporting DetailBody Paragraph #3Topic SentenceSupporting DetailSupporting DetailSupporting DetailConclusionNotes:1. I have put the third supporting detail section
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5 Paragraph Essay Recipe and Template -scaffolded
Print in Landscape to fit neatly on two pages. Does not display correctly on this site.This is an appropriate writing scaffold for any student in grade four and up. I created this two page tool for Multilingual Learners at the elementary level, but it is appropriate for all students, in all grades, especially students who need more support with their writing. Teachers provide the anchor charts with the transition word lists that you want students to select from, as well as good modeling. The sca
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Box Outline Graphic Organizer for Students
In Writing, I teach students to use this Box Outline to preplan their writing. It's simple and can be generated easily by students, on paper or in a notebook. Students can jot down their essay ideas with bullet points (no long sentences). At the end, you have a neatly organized 5-paragraph essay. Easy!
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Peer Edit Evaluation Sheet
An evaluation sheet students can use to evaluate and give feedback to other students' written work.
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Persuasive Writing - How to Teach Students to Easily Write a Persuasive Essay
My STAAR students scored 34% higher than their peers, and this was a fantastic tool to help them write their way to success! This powerful package includes creating T-Charts, how to create a Thesis Statement, How to develop paragraphs with strong supporting details, writing a conclusion, and it even provides sentence stems for Inclusion or ESL students - or students that are simply tired and struggling. But the learning will STICK!! Once they learn this strategy, it's like unlocking a door -
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How could you make the Grinch's heart grow
This resource is perfect to let your students use their imagination to come up with ways to brighten someone's day and share kindness with others.
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*EDITABLE* Primary-Lined Paper
Simple worksheet for primaries with inch-spaced lines and a place to draw a picture!
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Color Coded Essay Guide
This guide will help students organize their writing using color coding. Works best with color coded graphic organizer and color coded writing paper.
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Anecdotal Notes per Writing Unit
I've created this to go along with my writing units for when I do my weekly writing conferences with students! Easy to adapt for your own needs! When you print, all you have to do is set up custom breaks and adjust the dotted lines to go with the full week and ten student sections I set up. I created a sheet for each major writing section I teach (Narrative, Information/Research, Opinion, Fictional Narrative, and TDA) plus one last sheet that summarizes the year for the student. Great data keepe
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Essay Prewriting – Argumentative
This graphic organizer supports students in planning their argumentative essay. Students identify 2 pieces of textual evidence and develop their explanation to support the evidence. The students also identify textual evidence for the opposing side and plan their refute. Students also can brainstorm ideas for their introduction and conclusion paragraphs. The graphic organizer focuses on ensuring the student not only includes textual evidence but also elaborates.
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TBEAR writing template for paragraphs and essays
Organization method for writing paragraphs using topic/claim and textual evidence. Topic, background info, evidence, analysis, and restatement/reflect. This graphic organizer can be adapted and used for many types of essays, and this is printable. I would recommend laminating for students or printing on thicker paper in color so students can refer back to it.This is a great organizer and used in many middle and high schools.
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Behavior Consequence Essay- Classroom Management and Substitute
This document can be edited and personalized. It contains the assignment 3 times so you can run copies and cut out strips to hand to students as needed. The assignment contains directs and helps the students reflect, as well as come up with an action plan.
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Essay Writing Tips: How to write a persuasive Essay
this helps students write a persuasive essay with support.
Students are asked to Introduce the Topic, Cite information from sources, and explain how that source relates to the essential question, and then revert back to thesis.
This gives students writing tips on what to do and what not to do in order to be successful writers
students are asked to use a formula: I.C.E.D (Introduce, Cite, Explain, Done) which will help them be persuasive in their writing as well as gives them tips of what to do
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Introduction and Conclusion Paragraphs
This is a quick graphic organizer for the introduction and conclusion paragraphs for an essay. I had taken my own work and combined it with a few other organizers I have seen online (all that were free and not copyrighted).
This is made in Microsoft Word so it is easily editable (such as if you want your 3 main point combined with your thesis statement, resize the triangles, etc)
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