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Reading strategies Common Core CCRA.W.2 outlines
Beginning Middle End (Planning, Graphic Organizer, Story Structure, Summarize!)
Beginning, Middle, End ENGAGING and INTERACTIVE organizerThis is especially useful for students who get overwhelmed by so many words on a page, or forget what belongs in each piece of their story. By covering up their writing they are able to focus on the exact task at hand!After students have chosen a topic for their essay help them plan! On each notecard students can write out a sentence or two, or bullets, about their beginning, middle, and end. Next, kids can cut out the descriptor of the be
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2nd - 5th
Month-by-Month Scope & Sequence for Reading, Writing, and Grammar Instruction
This resource gives a month-by-month view of the school year with recommended activities, resource links, blog post links, and freebie links for Reading Workshop, Writing Workshop, and Word Study. It is often hard to navigate which resources are intended for which time of the school year and how everything fits together. This free guide takes the guess work out of it and lays out exactly what I recommend using at different points in the school year.You might also like…Realistic Fiction Middle
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6th - 8th
Analyzing Characters Graphic Organizer (Editable)
Use this product for students to organize their thoughts about characters in a text. This can be used with any characters since it is editable. This also includes a page where characters can be compared as well. This was made for grade 4 Unit 4 session 2 of Lucy Caulkin's Writing Workshop. It is modeled with "Fox" by Margaret Wild, but the names can be switched around. A blank copy is also included as well as differentiated copies. Print or assign digitally using google classroom! Enjoy!S
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3rd - 6th
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Reading & Paragraph Outlining (CRISS or Roman) - Beowulf Final Battle Response
Students will learn how to use outlining to quickly organize a writing assignment while reading, and how to simultaneously use outlining to assist in understanding the reading, the final battle of Beowulf. This method is adaptable to other readings.Students are either to take notes on paper or mark the reading for this assignment, and conclude with a full sentence outline assignment.READING THEME: HonorREADING & WRITING STRATEGY: A version of outlining for reading, and a full sentence outlin
Grades:
7th - 12th
Research Essay Introductions! Interactive, remote-friendly
This simple, student-friendly, quick lesson on how to write introduction paragraphs for a research essay in elementary to middle grades. All information is sourced through links within the document from credible and vetted sources, such as the Purdue OWL. This document will be made for you to edit at your need, or it is available to be used right away with your lesson!This lesson was used with a 6th grade classroom.
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4th - 10th
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Editorial Articles: analyzing the professionals or planning your own
The tool you'll find here was originally designed for a journalism course, but could easily be useful for a persuasive writing unit in another course. Potential Lesson Structure: Begin your persuasive study by having students analyze an editorial, perhaps from The New York Times. You could do this in small groups, or as a whole class. Once everybody is feeling comfortable, use this tool a second time as a rough organizer for their own writing.
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9th - 12th
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