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Free middle school creative writing internet activities
FREE Halloween Writing Prompts
This FREE Halloween writing choice board is a sample from my October Writing Prompt Resource! This product includes:1 digital writing choice board to share on Google Classroom™15 Halloween writing prompts for students to choose from.If you like this, be sure to check out the other CHOICE BOARDS in my store!Check out this FREE digital journal for students to write their responses!Interested in a similar product?Browse through the other WRITING RESOURCES in my TpT store :)You might also be interes
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3rd - 6th
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Similes & Metaphors Practice
This packet includes everything you need to review and practice similes and metaphors in your classroom! When you download this product, you receive practice sheets on defining/interpreting similes and metaphors, writing your own similes and metaphors, a rubric for a similes and metaphors Power Point/Keynote presentation, and a Common Core style similes and metaphors quiz.
You might also like my Complete Middle School Writing Practice Bundle, with resources for Argument, Narrative, and Informa
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5th - 8th
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Make a Meme Fun Project
This is a 1 day, easy and fun project where the students have to Make a Meme about their class or teacher. I have included the directions that I use for my class (I teach reading, writing, and social studies in 5th grade) but feel free to edit it! Perfect for a substitute, asynchronous work, June, or just to take a fun break! :)
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4th - 12th
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Christmas Roll-a-Story! Holiday-Themed Creative Writing Activity | Roll & Write
★★★★★ Make the holidays week more fun & effective, and less chaotic this year!Student choice = better student engagement. I created this Christmas Roll-a-Story resource for my Language Arts class because I struggled for years with finding good quality writing resources that both kept my students excited and effectively taught key writing skills all year, especially during a holiday break week!⭐ Get the full Christmas ELA Activity bundle - Click here!⭐Promotes digital literacy, typing skills
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3rd - 6th
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Short Films FREE LITERARY ELEMENT DEVICES & TECHNIQUES GUIDE
Using shorts or other animated short films to teach literary elements and literary device is hands down the most engaging and effective practice in the ELA classroom! Students absolutely love learning with them! But, it takes forever to sort through thousands of films and figure out which literary elements correlate. This guide lets you bypass all of that and go straight to teaching! ❤ Personal Note: I have viewed and analyzed hundreds of animated short films (I'm kind of obsessed), choosing on
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4th - 8th
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So you think you know your teacher? No prep needed!
This assignment has already been used in my classroom and is kid approved! My students had a blast answering questions about their favorite teacher. Students will respond to questions using the slides provided, they can use text box, pictures of gifs… Do be warned, your classroom might be full of laughter after you’re finished with this activity! Want to make this activity last longer? Allow students to present their answers to the class.
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3rd - 12th
Short Films For The Birds FREE Literary Devices Elements & Techniques Activities
FREE PIXAR SHORT FILM DIALOGUE AND CHARACTER ACTIVITY that students will actually WANT to do! This digital GOOGLE SLIDES resource allows students create 5 dialogue scenes for the bickering birds in the film and an activity to analyze how the dialogue shapes the characters. The TEACH slide explains how writers use dialogue to develop characters, and reminds them to use quotation marks when writing dialogue. This is a simple, stress-free way for students to learn dialogue in a way they will neve
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4th - 7th
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FREE St Pattys Day Writing Paper with Lines St Patricks Day Activities Stations
St Pattys Day Writing Paper with Lines: You will download three free printable St. Patty's Day writing paper with lines and pictures. The pictures double as writing prompts. These St. Patty's Day writing paper with lines are appropriate for your 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade. They work well for your early finishers, morning work, bell ringers, station or center activities, emergency sub plans, and as extra writing practice for your ESL and special education students.➔➔ Click here for more St.
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3rd - 6th
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Plan your perfect summer vacation no prep needed!
Summer is quickly approaching, maybe you have summer plans… maybe you don’t! Either way, your students can use these slides to dream big and plan the vacation of their wildest dreams! Stay tuned I might post some more fun end of the year powerpoints! If you’re looking to create powerpoints like this, use Canva!!
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3rd - 12th
Short Films Workshops Virtual Tour Guide Literary Devices Elements & Techniques
Guide For Teachers: Quickly figure out which Pixar short films pair with the standards you are ready to teach, without sorting through hundreds of films and scrambling to find related materials!This virtual tour can be used as reference guide and a library of workshops so that you can pluck a NO PREP workshop on the spot and teach immediately! INCLUDED FOR EACH WORKSHOPCCSS Alignment guideHand-picked selection of the best short films for teaching literary elementsSummary for each film along with
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4th - 8th
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Digital Poetry Activity | Google Classroom | Distance Learning
Tile Poetry Freebie is one poem writing Google Slides activity in which students select and move word tiles onto a background to create a poem. This is ONE Freebie activity. Grab the entire resource as a great solution for poetry activities for distance learning. Students should have some knowledge of working with text boxes. The product is delivered in a PDF document with a link to the Google Slides resource with complete instructions on making your personal copy and sharing it with students. W
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4th - 7th
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If I Had Been At Ellis/Angel Island - Internet activity
Students explore immigration at the turn of the century through Ellis Island and,later through Angel Island. They visit websites; view photos and short videos; read and discusss related books; and use graphic organizers to record their findings. Songs, poems, plays and dioramas allow them to share their interpretations with peers and parents. Interviewing immigrants is an optional but important part of the project.This fifteen page detailed lesson contains suggested websites, books,assessment an
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4th - 6th
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Dream Vacation: Virtual Classroom and Writing Assignment
You've heard of the virtual classroom trend, but have you heard of the virtual vacation?!This task is a simple assignment that allows students to practice using google classroom by creating their dream vacation. Through this task they will learn and practice how to:- change slide backgrounds- insert, rotate and size photosThere is a writing component at the end for students to describe their vacation and practice writing in paragraph format. This is a google slides assignment and you can edit an
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4th - 8th
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Digital Graphic Organizers
Engaging graphic organizers from my distance-learning narrative writing units! Includes four different templates to help students organize their thoughts or analyze mentor texts. All four designs were created on Google Slides to make distance learning easier. Includes graphic organizers for plot, theme, main character and setting. In addition to the digital versions, I've included the printable pdfs.☞ Enjoying this download? Click here to follow my shop or leave a review below in exchange for t
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5th - 7th
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Urban Legends Research Project
Students are challenged with researching an urban legend. Whether they choose to research Bigfoot or a particular ghost story such as La Llorona it doesn't matter. Getting the students engaged in what they are researching is so much fun to see. They are challenged with finding "credible" sources online and are not allowed to use sites such as Wikipedia. The students will make a foldable using 3 sheets of copy paper to create an offset booklet and must keep track of their research in it. They
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8th
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Magnetic Poetry (Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring)
Get ready for a whole lot of fun with Magnetic Poetry. This resource includes four poetry kits each inspired by a season. Students can manipulate words from the word bank to create new and innovative poetry. Save and share students work easily with this interactive resource on Google Slides.
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6th - 12th
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Thesaurus Hunt
I use this in center work alongside a stack of thesauruses or visualthesaurus.com online. Using this throughout the year emphasizes the importance of flexing vocabulary muscles in my class.
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2nd - 8th, Adult Education
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Western Creative Writing Prompt
100% digital. Suitable for distance learning! Get your cowboy hat and get ready to inspire your students with this immersive Western writing prompt! The ultimate creative writing starter, this tool will supply students with a rodeo of corrupt Sheriffs, jaded cowboys, shootouts and wild west action that will make their writing explode onto the page like dynamite! EARLY BIRD - the first 100 downloads of this resource are FREE - please give me good feedback!If you're sick of hearing students say: "
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4th - 12th
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My Hometown a Research and Guided Writing Project for Elementary Grades
This is a research and guided writing project for elementary grades. This project includes a graphic organizer, cloze writing activity and final draft art and writing template. This fun, engaging project can help build student research skills, vocabulary, grammar and writing skills.
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1st - 6th
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The Hero's Journey - Short Story High School Complete Lesson
This resource can be used with middle/high school students. The resources addresses the Hero's Journey in an interactive and engaging manner. There is a mix between auditory, visual and kinaesthetic activities, to support differentiation.The lesson utilises content relevant to 21st century learners, to support their learning of the Hero's Journey. Credit has been given to resources that are not originally crafted by me.
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7th - 11th
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4 Square Sentence Writing Activity Practice
Informal writing practice for ALL levels. NO PREP! Students just need a piece of paper and a pencil.The Activity:Students look at an image and write down notes on what they SEE and INFER. Then they write one structured descriptive sentence, and one predictive sentence. Lesson takes about 10 minutes per picture. Can repeat during a class period to extend the lesson.What's included:3 slides of directions with images on how to setup their paper.1 example image & example outcome5 additional imag
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4th - 12th
Six Word Memoir
This is a great back to school activity that not only helps you get to know your students but also helps them dust off their writing and technology skills!
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7th - 12th
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Book Club/ Class Novel - Playlist
While reading a class novel, book club, or individual student novel, one engaging assignment student can do is to create a Playlist for a character in the book. This activity can be used while reading or after finishing the book. Students enjoy this, they are able to be creative and find music that is uplifting and positive.
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6th - 9th
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NaNoWriMo Prep 101 Presentation
This Google Slides presentation pairs with the NaNoWriMo Prep 101 and includes interactive hyperlinks. November is "National Novel Writing Month," and this presentation can help guide a classroom or a club.
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6th - 12th
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