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Common Core W.8.3 outlines
End Of Year Writing Review Argument Informative Narrative Literary Analysis
Need a quick and efficient way to review the 4 major writing types: argumentative, narrative, informative, and literary analysis? This resource can be used for end of the year writing review or ELA test prep! Each Writing Task Includes:✔ Information slide for scaffolding✔ Outline of essay structure✔ Engaging writing prompts that will appeal to middle school students✔ Rubric for feedback, peer-review, and/or quick scoringThis resource could be used as a stand alone, and it also goes perfectly wit
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6th - 9th
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Narrative Writing Outline
This one-page graphic organizer is designed to help upper-elementary and middle-school students plan stories and develop narratives using effective technique, descriptive details, and clear event sequences.
House on Mango Street Final Project (Writing Vignettes)
This is an excellent end-of-unit project for House on Mango Street. After reading vignettes, students will be challenged to write their own, based on the ideas and themes in the book!This resource explains the assignment, how-to, and gives specific guidelines and important points of vignette writing!It also includes two teacher examples!Connects to the following resources:1. What is a Vignette Presentation?2. How Do I Write a Vignette?3. House on Mango Street Themes Study Guide4. House on Mango
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: House On Mango Street Bundle
Fictional Narrative Writing Plan
I was struggling to have my students plan out their writing and could not find anything on tpt to assist so I decided to make my own! This plan is so scaffolded that all of my different-leveled learners were able to write an extensive narrative that was both creative and unique. This worked really well for my 5th graders but I think it could work well for any grades 3rd-12th.
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
This I Believe Essay Outline
This document will help students write a This I Believe essay by providing: single-point rubricguidelines for writing a claimoutline with sentence starters for each section of the essayThis is a modified version of something I post in OneNote, so it could be used digitally or slightly modified and printed.
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6th - 9th
Personal Narrative - Writing Process
This is a package that includes planning tools for middle to high school students (brainstorming, planning, outline, revision, and rubric).
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6th - 10th
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Personal Narrative Graphic Organizer Rough Draft Outline
This easy to use graphic organizer will help your students create a rough draft of their personal narrative essay! PDF file.Includes: Expectations, Graphic Organizer (Intro, body, conclusion), and Rubric!Ready to print.
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6th - 12th
Narrative Essay Planning Guide with Engaging Picture Prompts
Unleash the creativity of your middle school students with this comprehensive narrative essay planning guide. Featuring 10 high-quality, high-interest photos ranging from haunted houses to the wonders of aviation and the moon, this resource is designed to captivate young minds and guide them through the narrative writing process.Learning Objectives:Equip students with the skills to plan and draft a compelling narrative story.Enhance creativity while ensuring narratives contain the essential elem
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5th - 8th
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Narrative Writing Graphic Organizer (4th-8th grade)
This graphic organizer is the perfect guide to writing a narrative. It can be used as a tool to gather details for writing. This document is not meant to be used for paragraph writing, but simply as a way to get students to think about the details that they want to use in their writing.
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Narrative Essay BUNDLE, Narrative Writing Lessons, 6th-8th Grade
Narrative Essay Planner (One page, tightens the story up, moves it forward)
This resource is great for narrative essays and/or creative writing. From experience, kids tend to struggle to turn their ideas into something that fits the narrative requirements (dynamic characters, a theme present, conflict, follows a plot map). This handout should help them guide their thinking and help them create a game plan before getting too far into the assignment.There are boxes for:Main characterSettingInciting IncidentThree events of rising action that follows the inciting incident,
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Narrative Essay Bundle
Middle School Writing Cheat Sheet
This "cheat sheet" includes a section for each major type of writing covered in 6-8th grade ELA: narrative, informative/explanatory, and argumentative. I based this resource off the state-provided rubrics for Tennessee, but this product is generic enough to be used in any state.
This product is best used AFTER students have learned the three types of writing. This is great for test prep, review, and reference while students are writing (especially if glued into an interactive notebook)! There a
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6th - 8th
3-in-1 Writing Outlines
This 3-in-1 outline provides the basic components of Argumentative, Informational, and Narrative writing all in one place.
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5th - 9th
Narrative & Creative Writing: Character Creation Charts with Google Docs!
Aid students in crafting a unique, compelling narrative by using these detailed character creation charts! With these charts, students will focus on characterization using ASTAR: Appearance, Speech, Thoughts, Actions, and Reactions from Others. With each section, students will craft characters by answering questions such as: does my character have any scars? What kind of accent does my character have? What are my character's core values? What does my character desire more than anything? Does my
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Writing Process - Lesson / Notes
DescriptionThis Google Slides presentation lists the steps of the writing process using detailed notes to support student comprehension. Color and images are added for engagement and to support comprehension for ELL and Special Education students. UsesSlides can simply be read through as a script for teaching the lessonCan be used as notes for students to copyCan be displayed as a reminder and a checklist as students work on their writingFor a detailed, step-by-step lesson plan which includes a
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Writing Process
Personal Narrative Speech Outline
I use this while working with middle school special education students in a public speaking class.The outline leads the student through the writing of a personal narrative speech (or can be adjusted to use for a written essay). The outline includes spaces for students to write all of the following pieces:Brainstorming a topic IntroductionAudience hook ideasWho is in the storyWhen the story happensWhere the story takes placeBody (with transition words built in)Inciting incident/Conflict/Objectiv
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Eight-Point Story Arc Graphic Organizers Two Versions Help Plan Short Story
These two graphic organizers will help your students plan their short stories using the eight-point story arc. The following terms are used on both organizers:Exposition (Stasis)Inciting Incident (Trigger)Rising Action (Quest)First Complication (Surprise)Other Complication(s)Crisis (Critical Choice)ClimaxFalling Action (Reversal)Resolution (Denouement)This framework is different than the traditional plot chart, but helps students parse out events in their story effectively.These can also be used
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7th - 10th
End of the Year Essay Packet: Memorable Moment
Students will write a personal narrative describing a memorable moment from this school year. Students will use literary devices, vivid verbs and strong adjectives to create imagery for their reader. Packet includes:Essay AssignmentTwo Brainstorming ActivitiesOne Pre-writing ActivityOutline (3 paragraphs)RubricPeer Editing ChecklistReflection QuestionsThis is a great way to end the year and allow students to share their best(and worst)memories from this year!
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6th - 9th
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Literary Elements Graphic Organizer and Narrative Outline Checklist
The Literary Elements Graphic Organizer helps students easily organize their pre-writing for narratives or can be used to help analyze and identify the literary elements while reading a piece of literature!
The Narrative Outline Checklist helps students organize their writing and includes questions that students should be asking themselves while creating a narrative!
Grades:
5th - 8th
The Best Narrative Essay! Sample and Outline
This is it! This product contains the narrative essay outline that has transformed my students' narrative essays from boring to jazzy. I now look forward to reading their stories because they are interesting, funny, and creative. I've used this outline for the past 5 years and it has completely changed the quality of the narratives I receive. This product contains the outline and a sample essay that follows the pattern. If you would like even more of how I teach this unit, visit my store for the
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5th - 8th
Narrative Writing Scaffold
The writing template is generic, built to write a short story. Created with students in mind who may struggle with organizing writing. Based on CCCS, including a writing checklist specific to a narrative writing task. These are great for students with learning disabilities, lower performing readers/writers, or a beginning writing class.
Perfect to prepare for writing assessments!
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6th - 8th
Brainstorming Menu / Google Slides + pdf / Distance Learning Ready
As a student, I always used my own techniques for brainstorming and resented teachers that required me to brainstorm in a certain way or with a specific graphic organizer. For this reason, as a new teacher, I vowed to never require my students to brainstorm. That was a mistake. When my students didn’t take time to brainstorm, they produced disorganized or incoherent writing because they struggled to visualize their end goal. Reluctant to require brainstorming but understanding its importance, I
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6th - 12th
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Autobiography - Write On! Activities for Students Writing Autobiographies
Autobiography is an especially good genre for both the beginning and end of the school year. It allows students to talk about themselves, a subject they know best. It serves as a good introduction to non-fiction, folklore, and the history of literature. The warm up exercises in this packet give them an opportunity for a bit more critical exploration than the old “What I did on my summer vacation” assignment.
It is also useful at the end of the school year when they have had the experience
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6th - 8th
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Independent Reading Journey Introduction and Rubrics
Welcome to the Independent Reading Journey! This Journey is a year-long independent reading challenge separated into 2 semesters. This is an editable multi-grade document in which each grade level has a different reading goal to reach by the end of the year. This Journey is not just about reading, but about reading response as well! Each book the students read will need at least 1 accompanying reading response journal entry (called a Rumination Entry) both for honesty and critical thinking / dee
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