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Middle school creative writing lecture microsofts
Figurative Language & Poetic Devices Powerpoint Presentation
Newly Updated! Powerpoint presentation of poetry devices and figurative language in poetry.
This IS included in my mega bundle: ALL of my POETRY RESOURCES GROWING BUNDLE.
Defines the terms & gives examples (an easy example first, then a harder example). Uses song lyrics to practice identifying and explaining the figurative language. Gives a challenge at the end for groups to see who can find the most examples.
Terms covered are:
Imagery-similes, metaphors, personification
Sound devic
Grades:
7th - 12th
Narrative Writing Activities | Presentation, Note Sheets, Graphic Organizers
Download a variety of narrative writing activities! Students love writing narratives, and language arts standards dictate that students focus on certain elements. I made these narrative writing activities to outline elements for narrative writing. This editable presentation covers basics such as tone, dialogue, description, and more. Use the note taking sheets and graphic organizers throughout your writing process!Included in this narrative writing activities download:→ 35 slide presentation th
Grades:
7th - 10th
Star Wars & Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey - Monomyth
This is a slide show presentation I used to explain the stages of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey and the Monomyth.
I used the 1977 film "Star Wars: A New Hope" to better relate this concept to my class. Each stage of Campbell's theory is explained briefly, and then the corresponding scene from the film is described.
This can be used as an introduction to any unit on mythology or a hero's journey.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Characterization, POV, Character Types, Etc. PowerPoint
This is a 15 slide power point that discusses the author's methods to create a character--both direct and indirect. It teaches the indirect characterization acronym, STEAL, teaches flat, static, round, etc. character types, protagonist and antagonist, point of view, etc. **Note: I also have listed a handout that I pass out to the kids to fill in as we view the power point in class. It helps keep them focused and decreases note taking time. Check it out if you're interested. :)
Grades:
7th - 12th
Figurative Language and Literal Language PPT with Embedded Video Clip Examples
This engaging PowerPoint will have your students understanding and identifying the main types of figurative language! SimileMetaphorHyperboleIdiomPersonificationAllusionAlliterationOnomatopoeiaEach slide of the above-mentioned concepts includes a definition, written examples with explanations and visual video examples from popular movies. Use this before a unit on creative writing, a novel study or as a way to activate background knowledge!NOTE: If the videos appear black on your screen, click F
Grades:
5th - 12th
Idioms Power Point Presentation
Idioms Power Point Presentation. Teach your students idioms with this power point presentation. It has clear explanations and examples, and practice defining idioms. Great to spark interaction and discussion.
This product is part of a money-saving bundle:
Idiom Resource Bundle
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Also included in: Idiom Resource Bundle
Writing Dialogue Effectively (PPT, Student Handout, Assignment, Lesson Plan)
This is a great 60 minute creative writing lesson on writing effective dialogue.You will get the following items:1) A thorough PowerPoint presentation, which includes a sample assignment2) A sample lesson plan3) A student handout sheet to help them take notes and follow along in the presentation.The PPT includes the following information/slides:1) A real student sample (one that lacks good dialogue)2) A revised sample of the student's work that includes improvements, so students can see how much
Grades:
4th - 12th
Creative Writing Workshop Lesson 4: Plot
Created by a NY Times Bestselling Author!
Lesson four is about plot. What drives a plot and keeps the reader engaged? Students will learn basic plot structure, from inciting incident to climax, as well as tips for organizing everything in between. Then, they’ll draw plot charts for their own stories.
This unit is part of a multi-installment series on creative writing, but it can also stand alone. The writing exercises do assume that the students already have some idea of the story they wish
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Creative Writing Workshop Complete Bundle
Learning About PLOT: A Powerpoint Presentation
Too often we throw students into a task without realizing they may need additional guidance or scaffolding to complete the task effectively. "Write a story," we tell them. But how should it start? What makes it interesting? How should it end? This 38-slide PowerPoint slide show gives a detailed overview of the concept of plot. Ideal for use with a unit or lesson on story-writing, narrative (fiction or non-fiction), or short stories. It was originally designed for a high school or middle school c
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Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Creative Writing Workshop Lesson 3: Building Strong Characters
Created by a NY Times Bestselling Author!
Lesson three is about characterization. Students learn the tips and tricks that make a well rounded character. Through brainstorming exercises, mock interviews, and character autobiographies, students develop their main character's life experience and personality. Then after they've nailed down their protagonist, students explore how supporting characters complement and challenge the protagonist. Finally, students learn about the ways in which charac
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Creative Writing Workshop Complete Bundle
Intro to Poetry PowerPoint
Everything you need to introduce your students to poetry! Includes a definition of terms, opportunities for notes, examples, and poems! Your students will have everything they need to begin their journey in poetry!
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
Overview of Types of Elaboration Techniques and Strategies
This lesson is designed as a springboard to begin discussions of different types of elaboration techniques and strategies. A mnemonic device is introduced to help students recall seven different types of elaboration. Students will receive an overview, examples, and photographic descriptions. The lesson is fully scripted and includes “Teacher to Teacher Talk” for further clarification. Key words: how-to, action, setting, character, object, moment, emotion, Minecraft, The Giving Tree, stick,
Grades:
3rd - 12th
How to write a Picture Book - Creative Writing Opportunity (Editable)
Week-long writing exercise for early middle and later elementary students. Short PowerPoint with learning objectives and outcomes included.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Elements of a Story Slide Show
Detailed slide show to introduce the elements of a story including:-Setting -Characters (protagonist and antagonist)-Characterization (direct and indirect)-Character Traits-Character Motivation-Plot-Plot Components-Special Plot Techniques-Conflict-Types of ConflictsIncludes activities for students to compleate with the slide show.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Writing Effective Essay Conclusions - English 8th grade 30 Multiple Choice 16pgs
It is important to note that a "Conclusion Essay" is not a standard type of essay. Essays typically have an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion section, but the essay's content and purpose can vary widely.Here is a 30 multiple-choice related to Writing Effective Essay Conclusions. These 17 pages will focus on the elements that make a strong conclusion, which can be applied to various types of essays specifically for 8th graders and higher grades. This activity with answers included,
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Creative Writing Workshop Lesson 1: Introduction to Storytelling
Hi! I'm Livia Blackburne, author of the NY Times bestselling young adult novel Midnight Thief. In July of 2015, I ran a week long creative writing camp for middle and high school students. We had a ton of fun, and the students wrote some great short stories and novellas! After the camp, I revised my materials and expanded them for other teachers to use.
Lesson one is a bird's eye view of storytelling. Why do we tell stories in the first place? What makes a good story? How do you become a bet
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: Creative Writing Workshop Complete Bundle
Introduction to S.T.E.A.L. Presentation
Use this engaging and interactive introduction to the writing strategy S.T.E.A.L. This presentation describes each element and how they can be applied to discovering character development and analysis. In addition to the explanation, this presentation includes three additional opportunities to practice this strategy as a class, with partners, and then individually.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Middle School Journalism - Lesson 4: Collecting Data as a Journalist
Middle School Journalism - Lesson 4: Collecting Data as a JournalistJournalism allows young writers to explore the world of journalism, putting them in the shoes of a journalist. Students will learn how to conduct interviews and surveys.Includes six key journalism vocabulary terms essential to journalism and one class activity during the lecture.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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Narrative Writing Slideshow: "What is a narrative?"
This slideshow describes what a narrative is and what it isn't. In addition, the two types: personal and fictional are also defined. This slideshow includes visuals to help students understand the concept more. Definitions and examples are included! At the end of the slideshow there is a quiz for students to complete as a whole class. The questions ask the students to decide whether or not they think the writing topic would be a personal narrative or a fictional narrative.
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Middle School Journalism - Lesson 3: Types of Articles
Middle School Journalism - Lesson 3: Types of ArticlesJournalism allows writers to write on a wide range of topics. Students will learn about those topics and how they relate to ELA essays.Includes eight key journalism vocabulary terms essential to journalism.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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Also included in: Middle School Journalism Bundle
Middle School Journalism - Lesson 1: Journalism
Middle School Journalism - Lesson 1: JournalismWelcome to journalism! In this lesson, students will be introduced to the world of journalism.Includes six key journalism vocabulary terms essential to journalism.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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Also included in: Middle School Journalism Bundle
6 + 1 Writing Traits: a slides presentation for the classroom
A 42-slide Google Slide presentation to use in the classroom. It introduces the six writing traits and gives detailed examples of each trait in writing. Presentation can be broken into parts to be used when covering each trait in class. I use this presentation throughout the year in my 6th grade writing class, but it can easily be used through 8th grade.I have always struggled to offer students a visually engaging presentation for introducing the traits, so I decided to just create one. I use
Grades:
5th - 9th
Punctuation Pizazz Notes - Using Punctuation for Stylistic Effect
This PowerPoint introduces young writers to the stylistic effects of various types of punctuation: the colon, the semi-colon, the dash, and the ellipses. Each punctuation mark includes an explanation, "DOs and DON'Ts" of use, and examples. There is also a follow-up "Bell Ringer" activity for quick review in a future lesson. The ultimate goal of this lesson is to encourage students to begin thinking critically about the punctuation choices they are making for style and effect.
Grades:
7th - 12th
HOW TO WRITE A SPORTS ARTICLE POWER POINT
This is a power point I used in my journalism class. It teaches students how to write a sports article. It includes seven steps and a final slide that explains the sports article template. Most slides have a visual to go along with the text.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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