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Middle school writing-essays bulletin board ideas for Microsoft PowerPoint
Writing Checklist for Upper Elementary Students
This upper elementary writing checklist is meant to be used as a rubric/guide for everyday writing in your classroom. I like to set expectations for any type of writing that is turned in (whether it be math, reading, or other subjects) and these will be the guidelines I expect my students to follow. I intend to use this as a "growing" checklist, meaning that I will start the year with only one or two items and I will continue to add more as the year progresses. Students will know not to turn any
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4th - 6th
The Writing Process Posters/Slides (+ Include Your Bitmoji!)
Teaching students about the writing process provides them with structure and guidance when beginning a new writing piece. Use this product as posters that you can hang around your room, or teach your students with them in a slideshow format! What is included in this product: 5 Writing Process Slides (+Intro Slide):Slide 1 = Intro slideSlide 2 = PrewritingSlide 3 = DraftingSlide 4 = RevisingSlide 5 = EditingSlide 6 = Publishing Each slide is written in a colorful and creative format that explains
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1st - 12th
FULL WEEK Reflective Writing Assignment - Brandon Stanton Humans of New York
Need a unique icebreaker? A reading comprehension and reflective writing activity all in one. This activity is entirely based around the Humans of New York (HONY) book and author Brandon Stanton. Students will:Read & annotate an article about Brandon Stanton's life Complete response questions to show reading comprehension Create their own reflective writing response in response to a HONY Interview questions As a teacher this is also a great opportunity to display students writing as well.
Grades:
8th - 12th
I’m lucky because | Shamrock & St. Patrick's Day Writing Prompts, Editable
Great St. Patrick's Day Activity. Feel free to edit this product based on your student needs. Students can choose to either draw or write or both to the following prompts: “I’m lucky because…” AND “My teacher is lucky because…”Click the link below to watch my YouTube video on some tips on how to use this product in the classroom. For Teachers: https://youtu.be/lxro727RNPsTag me so I can see how you use this product in the classroom. I would love to share it with other educators so we can all lea
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K - 9th
Happy Farmhouse Writing Process Posters (EDITABLE)
Happy Farmhouse Writing Posters are perfect for displaying the Writing Process all year long! Students can reference the steps they need to complete in order to master writing skills. You are sure to love the rest of the Happy Farmhouse collection as well! Check it out in Owlstanding Readers in Fourth's store.
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Happy Farmhouse Bundle (EDITABLE)
Language Lattes! *INCLUDES EDITABLE PAGES*
Do your students need to warm up their word choice?
Grab a Language Latte during writing time to enhance students' word usage.
Students can "order" Tall, Grande, or Venti words.
21 pages of Lattes INCLUDING EDITABLE PAGES TO ADD YOUR OWN WORDS.
Can be used as a class word wall or bulletin board. Post Lattes as posters or cut out and laminate to use as word cards.
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*This product is for classroom and personal use ONLY, not commercial use*
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4th - 8th
RACER Writing Strategy Posters - Old Parchment
This product is a set of posters to display the RACER Writing Strategy Rules in your classroom, using the theme of old parchment paper with ink and quill writing. (They were created for use in a Harry Potter themed classroom.)
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3rd - 12th
7 Steps to Writing Persuasive Essays
This power point outlines the seven steps in writing an effective persuasive essay by providing step-by-step directions.
While kids often have a difficuult time understanding the key components to persuasive writing, this clear-cut power-point helps break down the overwhelming obstacle.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Unit 1: Life in the 13 Original English Colonies - Writing
Each writing prompt explores the economic, social, political, and environmental factors that influenced The 13 Original English Colonies. The writing prompts provide background information (CONDITION) and the expectations for responding to the writing prompt (TASK). WRITING TOPICSLife in the New England RegionLife in the Mid-Atlantic RegionLife in the Southern RegionColonial Government in Jamestown, Plymouth, and ConnecticutColonial Government in Massachusetts Bay, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
Grades:
8th
Sixth Grade Common Core ELA Learning Targets Writing Standards
With the constant push to identify student friendly objectives and have students self-reflect on their learning progress, these learning targets pages will make this a matter of printing. You can edit the pages as needed. I print the Powerpoint in handout/notes form so the students can note and track their own progress on each of the learning targets.
If you like this set, I have the learning targets for the other strands of the ELA standards as well.
Grades:
6th
Gratitude Quote Posters
Customize, print out, and post these PowerPoint slides to reaffirm the importance of gratitude. Use them for newsletters and your teacher website.Use them as prompts for a short writing project.They can be springboards for character education discussions.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Writing Process: Seven Mini-Posters for "What Great Writers Do to Edit"
This is an awesome set of seven mini-posters that will easily fit on a bulletin board or above the whiteboard in your classroom for easy reference all year long! These posters highlight editing and revision techniques that all good and great writers adhere too! As you work with the Common Core State Standards, particularly the writing standards, refer to each of these editing suggestions all year long with your students so that these suggestions simply become habits of mind when they write in an
Grades:
3rd - 8th
CAFE Style Writing Posters
These CAFE style writing posters will help you integrate writing with reading and create similar writing mini lessons.
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2nd - 6th
Writing Gems Bulletin Board Editable
This is a fun bulletin board template to celebrate great writing! You can use this school wide, grade level wide, or for classroom use. This powerpoint is editable.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Determination Quotes
Customize, print out, and post these PowerPoint slides to reaffirm the importance of determination. Use them for newsletters and your teacher website.Use them as prompts for a short writing project.They can be springboards for character education discussions.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Essay Hooks
Display or hand-out these explanations and examples of essay hooks. *Aphorism*Metaphor or Simile*Personal Anecdote*Bold Statement*Set a Scene*Interesting Fact or Statistic*QuotationPerfect for test-prep where students are required to write an essay. If you use Google Classroom, simply upload to the Class Drive Folder for easy access.
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7th - 10th
Writing Process-Cat Theme
This is a great tool for teachers to track where students are in the writing process and for students to ask themselves questions at each stage. Use clothespins with students' names on the side and move as students go through the Writing Process
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2nd - 9th
Sentence Starters
Do you students struggle with writing? This list is a great anchor chart and tool for kids as they work through their writing pieces. Fully editable!
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5th - 12th
Text Type Posters
Here is a set of posters that the kids can refer to when they are doing their independent writing. Visuals like these are important in classrooms so that the kids can self-monitor their writing - they can check to make sure that they are following the structure of the text type they have chosen and remind them of the features that the text requires.
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3rd - 6th
"I hit the ball out of the park" Lined Paper
I created and used this lined paper for an essay where students had to explain a time they "hit the ball out of the park!" and really succeeded at something! I usually do this around Spring time when baseball season starts!
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3rd - 6th
Who Inspires You? Writing Project
"Who Inspires You?" is a writing project based upon a bulletin board that I create in my classroom every school year. On the board, I post pictures of people who inspire me as a teacher and a person. I use the board to illustrate the importance of being inspired by others and then encourage the students to think about who has made a difference in their lives. Students write essays about their inspirational person and then present them to the class.
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8th
Character Description Chart
This chart can be used to describe different characters from literature
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2nd - 12th
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