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Common Core W.3.2a songs
12 Days of Christmas: Student Writing Parody
This is a 12 Days of Christmas Parody writing that students fill in. Each page starts with, "On the ______ day of Christmas, my family gave to me ____." For my class, it's their first official writing, outside of cursive workbooks. It'll be a gift for their parents, which incentivises them to make it their best. Everything gets glued and/or stapled to a brown manilla folder. For the writing portion, the kids complete the parody in this manner:Day 1: one adj. adj. nounDay 2: two adj. adj. nounD
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Pop Song Lyrics: Mastering Informational & Opinion Essay Structure Elements 3-5
Your students will sing their way to mastering the elements/structure of informational and opinion writing with the upbeat, fun lyrics I’ve written to go along with the popular song “Keep Your Head Up” by Andy Grammer. By using the lyrics, simple diagrams/graphic organizers, and some tried-and-true teaching techniques, your students will be able to organize their writing and ensure they’ve included all the required elements with much greater ease. Plus, your students will love these songs! I
"Fight Song" A Socratic Seminar Unit of Study
Offer students the stage to build reading, writing, speaking and listening skills through this standards-based unit of study featuring the beautiful "Fight Song," by Rachel Platten. Your students will love the chance to explore these song lyrics and engage in rich and meaningful analysis, writing, and collaborative conversation!
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