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Argumentative Writing Tips Notes/Anchor Chart
This helpful tip page will assist your learners when developing their argumentative or opinion writing. Use this as a notes page in an interactive notebook or as an anchor chart in your classroom. The choice is yours!
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3rd - 8th
Controlling Idea Anchor Chart- Writing
Use this anchor chart to guide your teaching and/or students in understanding and crafting a controlling idea in their writing. Understand the definition and key elements needed for a controlling idea. Great for elementary and middle school.
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2nd - 8th
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Module B Standard Close Study of a Text Mark Haddon's, Dog in the Night-Time
This is a PDF presentation on how to write an effective essay for Module B Standard Close Study of Text. It can be used as revision and for essay writing. It will consolidate the elements needed to write effectively for this Module. A modelled paragraph is included.
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12th
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Final Assessment: The Crossover Powerpoint + Graphic Organizer (Bundle)
Low on time and finished the book "The Crossover" by Kwame Alexander? Have your students been working really hard on their writing skills? This is an excellent way to assess your students writing skills around the prompt of theme. It allows for student preparation prior to writing and each paragraph has sentence starters for students to choose from. All paragraphs are scaffolded and broken down for the 5 paragraph essay to be accessible for all students. Perfect presentation to guide students th
Grades:
6th - 8th
Central Idea Anchor Chart- Writing
Use this central idea anchor chart to help guide your teaching and students in understanding and crafting central ideas in expository writing. Follow the definition, key elements, and example sentence in your classroom.
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2nd - 6th
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ICE-T: An Acronym for Writing Short Constructed Responses or Body Paragraphs
The title pretty much explains it, but this is just a formula for students to use for writing short answer questions - questions that need to be answered using a brief paragraph that includes evidence - or body paragraphs for literary analysis or argument essays.
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6th - 12th
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Parts of a Powerful Argument Handout/Anchor Chart
The perfect supplementary tool to teach argumentative/research based writing.
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Not Grade Specific
Let's Brainstorm
Brainstorming sheet to prepare for a multi-sentence paragraph or multi-paragraph story. It allows for 1 main idea and 4 supporting ideas.
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3rd - 6th
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Christmas Wishes Essay Writing Frame
Use this product to assist students in creating a 5 paragraph essay. A free graphic organizer is also available to accompany this practice page.
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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Differentiated Persuasive Map High
These are differentiated persuasive graphic organizers.
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2nd - 6th
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Mini Lesson:The Importance of Punctuation using Lesson Story Connections (video)
Do your students need a little refresher about why punctuation is so very important to their writing?Do you need the "refresher" to be both exciting and impactful? Do you want to try something new and innovative for both you and your students?Try my new idea known as: LESSON STORY CONNECTIONS (LSC). What is it? It "connects" a familiar/relatable story to an instructional teaching concept/topic. Another way to look at it is using prior knowledge to probe new knowledge, but in a story-telling way.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Zootopia Essay Prompt on the "Isms"
"Zootopia is an adorable representation of the human world where we face many not- so-cute realities that stem from prejudice, discrimination, and division. Write an analytical essay with a thesis statement, critiquing the elements of sexism, racism, and classism that you observe in the film..." Great for a social studies, social or contemporary issues, or English course with a unit on sexism, racism, and classism. Pairs nicely with watching the film first in class. This was used for HS
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11th - 12th
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Interactive Writing: Stage 1
These following quick writes/prompts are given to help ignite students imagination.You don’t have to stick to the prompt provided. You may choose to answer the entire prompt, select the parts you like, or write about the images in whatever way you are inspired.The goal is to free-write for the entire time given, which means you’re generating ideas and not worrying about grammar, punctuation, or even if you like your ideas. Just write, write, baby; while learning the love of "becoming" an everyda
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3rd - 8th
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Counterarguments Discussion Power Point
Brief discussion for counterarguments with pop culture references for students. Explained easily for 8-10 graders.
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Grades:
8th - 11th
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Writing Lesson- R.A.C.E.R.- RECORDED Instruction
Virtual Online Instruction- RECORDED lesson that teaches students how to organize a text-dependent written response by using a visual with puzzle pieces. I have successfully taught my students how to construct a well-organized essay using this lesson. The R.A.C.E.R. format is used to teach students how each section of an essay connects. Using color-coded sections, the students are able to clearly see the different parts. This lesson can easily be uploaded to Google Classroom for virtual le
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3rd - 10th
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Writing Prompt Strategy Anchor Chart- Triple T (Type, Topic, Task)
This anchor chart can be used to remind students how to "Unpack" their writing prompts! Can be used for all writing genres!
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3rd - 6th
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IBDP AP English Lang Literature Context Handmaid's Atwood CHARACTER ANALYSIS 1
IBDP AP English Lang Literature Context Handmaid's Atwood CHARACTER ANALYSIS 1IBDP Language and Literature SL / HL - Time & SpaceNSW HSC Common Module Texts and Human Experiences AP Advanced Placement Literature and CompositionA Levels Literature 9695 - Paper Paper 4 Section B Post-1900 Poetry and Prose examination 2021, 2022, 2023Specific themes:Gender representations in literature - power relations, individual versus society, patriarchy, misogyny, women's rights, feminism, equal rights, ma
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10th - 12th
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"Evidence Sandwich" Anchor Chart
An anchor chart visual to help students understand how to lead into evidence and explain why it matters! Works for literary essays and other opinion writing.
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3rd - 6th
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Five Paragraph Essay Writing Anchor Chart
Five paragraph essay Writing visual anchor chart!FONT CREDIT — Amy Groesbeck
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Writing Anchor Chart - Catch Your Reader . . . Hook, Line and Sinker
Writing Anchor Chart - Catch Your Reader . . . Hook, Line and Sinker
Print at 11x17
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Grades:
K - 4th
Trace the letter K - Enjoy & Learn
A list of activity for kids to learn alphabet letters by tracing. It can be activity for school, homework or for holidays.Learn letter K
Grades:
1st - 2nd
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Narrative Writing ~ Character/Problem Solution vs Personal Experience Graphic
Help students ground their understanding of these two different types of narrative writings with this easy and simple to use graphic. Use as a classroom poster, interactive notebook insert, or title page to a narrative writing bundle you create. A variety of uses!
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Writing Better Descriptive Pieces
This is AmberD with a writing assignment that will be challenging, yet fun for a range of students. This is an English Language Arts lesson. You probably can manipulate it to be used in other subjects as well. It has students coming up with a description of a "monster" of their own creation and then having to write about it. The challenges will come as soon as they finish their drawing, and the fun will begin. This is a very simple approach to reinforcing the importance of clear, descriptive, an
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4th - 8th
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IBDP HSC AP English Lang Literature Context Handmaid's Tale Atwood TECHNIQUES 4
IBDP Language and Literature SL / HL - Time & SpaceNSW HSC Common Module Texts and Human Experiences AP Advanced Placement Literature and CompositionA Levels Literature 9695 - Paper Paper 4 Section B Post-1900 Poetry and Prose examination 2021, 2022, 2023Specific themes:Gender representations in literature - power relations, individual versus society, patriarchy, misogyny, women's rights, feminism, equal rights, male gaze, toxic masculinity, gender studies.
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10th - 12th
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