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Preschool writing-essays outline microsofts
*EDITABLE* Primary-Lined Paper
Simple worksheet for primaries with inch-spaced lines and a place to draw a picture!
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd, Not Grade Specific
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Narrative Elements, Story Elements
Teachers can use this for homework, book reports, thinking maps, or during centers. Students can track the book they are reading. It is also great to use as a way to copy multiples to make journals to record student thoughts for chapter book studies.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Persuasive Writing Outline
A visual outline for students to utilize while learning persuasive writing techniques
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
"Hey, Essay!" Rainbow Skeleton Writer's Block-Breaker!
Fill out a Skeleton 4-Quad (free on this site)and use this image to quickly write your essay by making all the colors match!
Just print, laminate, and use a vis-à-vis or wipe-off marker to begin.
This format is easily used to capture voice and ideas before they slip away... while maintaining organization!
You and your children will easily be able to quickly load the format by following the colors or using the numbers along the side.
Step...
1. The most important thing you want to say
2. The mos
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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中文课 标点符号 海报 Chinese Punctuation Poster
Including 8 types of punctuation and free page to edit yours!
Student Writing Form
This is a great form to use for ongoing writing assessments and a place for your students to write their final copy of text. It's a clean version to place in records, share with parents, and display on bulletin boards.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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"Hey, Essay!" Skeleton 4-Quad!
Train yourself to see things differently and choose your favorite topic...
Use the Skeleton 4-Quad. If you can play the game "Hot Seat!" - you can easily fill in these four sections regarding emotion to channel both voice and organization in one shot. Once four ideas are harnessed, choose one and write about that!
Never wonder 'what can I write about' again.
Step one: Select any topic or have someone give you one.
Step two: Write one sentence that represents the emotion symbolized by the icon i
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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