Paragraph Graphic Organizers - Step by Step
- PPTX
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Description
Are you looking to help your students practice writing paragraphs? The most effective way to support students is to teach them how down paragraph writing into more visual, manageable steps.
It will also help them recognize that writing is a fluid process and sometimes you change the order of your ideas to help create a better flow.
This resource contains:
- Instructions on how to use a 3-Part Writing Process
- Content Generation - Specific instruction on how to brainstorm effectively
- Content Writing - Specific graphic organization strategies and instruction on the difference between narrative, informative, opinion, persuasive, and content summary paragraph writing that help students organize their introduction, key details and elaborations, and conclusion
- Content Editing - An editing process checklist to help students revise their work
- Graphic Organizers (That can be used as a printed resource or to be used digitally to save paper!)
- Narrative Paragraph Graphic Organizer - Print and Digital
- Informative Paragraph Graphic Organizer - Print and Digital
- Opinion Paragraph Graphic Organizer - Print and Digital
- Persuasive Paragraph Graphic Organizer - Print and Digital
- Content Summary Paragraph Graphic Organizer - Print and Digital
- Paragraph Writing Prompts
- 30 Narrative Prompts
- 30 Informative Prompts
- 30 Opinion Prompts
- 30 Persuasive Prompts
- Editable Prompt Template
- Editing Checklist
- Transition Word Anchor Chart
- Anchor Charts for Each Paragraph Type
- Anchor Charts for Paragraph Writing Process
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