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Texas RLA Writing Test Prep Review Stations - Camp Write a Lot - Camping Theme

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Grade Levels
3rd - 5th
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Pages
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This is an amazing resource to prepare for testing. Breaks down the most important skills into fun and engaging games.
This is a great resource for the students. I set up a whole camp week for test prep. It was a lot of work but the kids enjoyed each station.
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  1. This bundle includes everything you'll need to review for the STAAR RLA Test! Hands-on, engaging activities help kids practice the reading and writing TEKS that they can expect to see on their test, as well as the short constructed response and extended constructed response questions! 24 stations ar
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Are your kids facing the Texas RLA Writing test? Have a little fun and prepare for your test with this fun, hands on writing camp! These twelve stations activities meet all of the tested standards for the big test and include everything you need to prepare for a writing camp including the Extended Constructed Response and Revision & Editing sections of the STAAR! These camping themed writing activities are so much fun for kids!

Included in this resource...

  • 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade TEKS/Texas RLA Writing Test Alignment
  • Ideas for holding your own Camp Write-a-Lot!
  • Answer keys and student recording sheets
  • Ideas for motivating students plus the materials you’ll need
    • Punch cards
    • Punch Bracelets
    • Camp Badge Collection

12 stations addressing writing skills

For each station, the following are included:

  • Directions on how to set up the station
  • Materials for the station
  • Ideas on minimizing copies for several stations
  • Answer key
  • Recording sheet

Stations Included:

1. Backpack Brainstorming: Brainstorming central ideas & claims for the Extended Constructed Response- Students read a selection and a prompt and write the central idea/claim and main ideas for their response

2. Don’t Feed the Bears: Reason & evidence match - Students sort detail cards into different topics and main ideas

3. An Orderly Campsite: Identifying topic sentences, supporting details, and closing sentences to build the paragraph - Students organize and rearrange sentences into a logical order to make an extended constructed response

4. Don't Forget the Map: Students reverse map an argumentative ECR using a graphic organizer.

5. Rapid River Revision: Revise complete compositions - Students revise different compositions by adding, deleting, combining, and rearranging ideas. Perfect for practicing for the Short Constructed Response or SCR questions.

6. Transitions on the Trail: Add transitions into a piece - Students use little cards to try out different transitions and choose the ones that best match the paragraph and improve the flow of the piece

7. Gone Fishin’… for Complete Sentences: Sorting complete sentences vs. run-ons, comma splices, and fragments

8. Spelling Under the Stars: Editing for Spelling - Students find 27 spelling errors in a composition that include multisyllabic words, homophones, suffixes, and more

9. Tracking in the Forest: Editing for capitalization & punctuation - Students choose sentence cards and find the errors in each one. Errors include commas, quotation marks, capitalization of proper nouns, etc.

10. S’more Sentences: Building complete sentences with parts of speech - Students use cards with different parts of speech on them and use them to construct complete sentences. Then they change the nouns to pronouns and recreate the sentence.

11. Make a Match: Matching subjects & predicates - Students match plural and singular subjects with proper subject-verb agreement. Then they change the sentences to past-tense to prompt writing past tense verbs.

12. Ghost Stories: Combining sentences - Students build complete sentence of different types - simple, compound, and complex - using puzzle pieces.

Answer keys and response sheets for students are included!

This product, once purchased, is licensed to be used in one classroom. Additional classrooms must purchase additional licenses.

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Camp Reading Ready- RLA Reading Test Review Camp

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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons and information.
Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.
With guidance and support from peers and adults, develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, and editing.
Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
Form and use prepositional phrases.

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