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Martin Luther King Day writing-expository grant proposals

Four square writing template.

Created by

I use this template to start all of my multi-paragraph narratives/opinion pieces with my third graders. The topic goes in the middle, and on each line at the top of all four boxes, is the topic of one of the paragraphs. Use the space in the boxes to brainstorm details for that paragraph.

Subjects:

Writing, Writing-Essays, Writing-Expository

Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Outlines, Grant Proposals

Flash Narrative Writing

Created by

Skate Motivate Educate

Flash Fiction Story worksheetQuick narrative writing practice

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Writing, Writing-Expository

Grades:

7th

Types:

Worksheets, Grant Proposals, Homework

CCSS:

W.7.3

The Writing Cycle Bundle

Created by

Pond Life Creations

Everything you need to set up your Writer's Workshop! These six steps of the writing process are here to help your students navigate their way to success.The Writing Cycle Bundle includes:-The Writing Cycle Wheel-Writing stages classroom display with name tags-Writing Cycle explanation postersCredit:Krista Wallden – Creative Clips for clipart.Copyright information:This product is for individual use only and not for commercial use.

Subjects:

Creative Writing, Writing, Writing-Expository

Grades:

K - 8th

Types:

Grant Proposals, English (UK)

CAUSE/EFFECT ESSAY GRAPHIC ORGANIZER with 7 HOOKS and EXAMPLES

Created by

TEACH CHEAP

includes example relating to pesticidesincludes 7 types of HOOKS with examplesQuestion: How many ways are there to kill a bug? Facts: Studies done by Ms. Hamby show that pesticides cause autism, cancer, and death in humans.Statistics: see example inside Quotes: see example inside Shocking Statements: see example inside Jokes: Did you hear the story about a roach almost sprayed to death by a tenant. He argued, “But this is going to hurt you more than it’s going to hurt me.”Onomatopoeia: Splat! T

Subjects:

Writing, Writing-Essays, Writing-Expository

Grades:

9th - 12th

Types:

Research, Handouts, Grant Proposals

CCSS:

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"I Have a Dream" Sketchnotes (LISTENING ACTIVITY)

Created by

Writing the Wave

Everyone knows the speech, but most students have never HEARD or SEEN Martin Luther King Jr. give his full speech. Let your classroom be their first time!Students will follow along with the speech (video link provided) and take notes on the provided handout as they listen. Perfect activity to send your students into the three-day weekend or use as part of Civil Rights Movement unit!

Subjects:

Black History Month, English Language Arts, Martin Luther King Day

Grades:

6th - 12th, Adult Education

Types:

Handouts, Grant Proposals