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Writing-expository posters for Microsoft Word
Transition Words
This product supplies students with transition words to use to connect ideas in their writing.Transition words included to:-Start-Continue-Compare-Contrast-Show Cause & Effect-Give Examples-ConclusionsSome people have found that the bottom half of the page is blank when they download it. If this is the case, please let me know and I will email you the file!!
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Not Grade Specific
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Biography Research Poster
This poster can be used to create a snapshot of a person's life after a biography research project is complete. After students research someone in history, have them complete this poster to present their research.Or, this can be used to highlight any person and not just one from history.Feel free to change it to suit your needs as it is in a word document.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
The Glass Castle Lesson - My Own Glass Castle Project and Speech
After reading The Glass Castle, students will create their own "castle" based on personal experiences. FILE IS EDITABLE.The assignment requires students to write a description using a checklist. They also need to create a visual and present their creation to the class.A grading rubric is provided that assesses the written work, the visual, and presentation.Don't forget to rate our product and provide feedback to earn TpT credits! This activity can also be purchased in The Glass Castle Teacher's
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Paragraph Closing / Concluding Sentences for Journals and Classroom Posters
Aloha!
I use the first sheet to glue in the kiddos' writing journals. I use the remaining pages to create classroom posters/displays. I cut out the closing sentences, glue them to red paper, laminate, and hang from a string on top of my white board. Feel free to edit =)
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1st - 6th
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Writing Process Clip Chart Pencil
Put together a cute pencil clip chart and use clothespins with student's names on them to keep track of where they are in the writing process. I included colored printouts, as well as black and white, so you can print the words on yellow card stock paper. After printing, glue or tape the papers together to whatever size you like, and laminate it to keep it all year round.
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1st - 12th
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Topic / Introduction Paragraph Sentences for Journals and Posters
Aloha!
I use the first sheet to glue in the kiddos' writing journals. I use the remaining pages to create classroom posters/displays. I cut out the topic sentences, glue them to green paper, laminate, and hang from a string on top of my white board. Feel free to edit =)
Please visit my store for matching closing sentences =)
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Grades:
1st - 6th
Transition Words List
Reproducible and editable transition words poster by category. Great for teaching writing!
Grades:
4th - 6th
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The Hunger Games - Character Charts
Major Character Charts for The Hunger GamesCharacter Charts for:Katniss EverdeenPeeta MellarkHaymitch AbernathyEffie TrinketGale HawthornePrim EverdeenMother EverdeenCatoThreshRueFoxfacePresident SnowCheck out my store @ The Classy Owl - Whom - Whom
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9th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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5 Stages of Writing Posters and Graphic Organizer
This product includes 5 posters detailing the 5 stages of writing: Pre-writing, Drafting, Revising, Editing and Publishing. Each poster includes detailed steps and picture cues for students to follow. It also includes a pre-writing plan graphic organizer for students to use when beginning a new writing project in Writer's Workshop. This is a great teaching tool for writing lessons designed to take students from generating a writing idea to publishing the completed writing project. The poster
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Grades:
1st - 5th
Summary, paraphrasing, retelling classroom poster
One of the anchor standards of the Common Core is summary writing, and it's important for students to know the difference between summaries, paraphrasing, and retelling.
So...
I've created a handy-dandy set of posters (clear and easy to read once enlarged) that tell what summaries, paraphrasing, and retellings are and what they are not. The language used in the poster come directly from the Common Core standards (e.g. claim, central idea, interpretation)
Grades:
5th - 9th
Checklist of Quick, Easy Ways to Spice Up Sentence Structure IMPROVE WRITING!
Are your students writing short, choppy, SUBJECT/VERB sentences? Would you like to improve their writing by leaps and bounds?
Here are seven quick and easy ways to improve any student's writing from elementary through high school.
Students will be amazed at how sophisticated their sentence structure becomes after learning the tools offered here.
This lesson can be taught at any time. Use multiple times through the year to reinforce flowing, stylish sentence structure.
If you like this, ch
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Expository Writing Anchor Chart and Sentence Starters
Anchor chart and sentence starters can be displayed or printed out for student use to aid in the writing of an expository essay.
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Grades:
3rd - 4th
Perfect Paragraph Hamburger (Double Patty)
During my student teaching experience, the teacher I was interning with had a wonderful strategy to help her 9th grade Pre-AP students remember what went into a well-developed paragraph. She called it the perfect paragraph and used a hamburger as the visual.
When I finally had my own classroom, even though I was teaching 6th grade, I knew I wanted to implement this strategy. I developed a visual that embodied her idea, and my students reference this each time we approach a writing project. We u
Grades:
4th - 12th
Five Senses Organizer
A fun graphic organizer that focuses students on the senses. Use it for descriptive writing, poetry, adjectives, and adverbs. Great motivator for reluctant writers.
Five Senses Graphic Organizer is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Grades:
K - 7th
How to Write a Hook
Poster giving several strategies for how to write an attention-grabbing opener to an expository or personal narrative essay.
Grades:
4th - 8th
Writing Conclusion Paragraphs (TPT Method)
Teaching students to write effective conclusion paragraphs can be difficult for elementary students. The TPT process has worked well for me through the years and can be adapted at any level. You are simply teaching students to TRANSITION, restate their PURPOSE, and finish with any final THOUGHTS. I have typically used this TPT Process with opinion and informative writing.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Opinion Writing Packet (OREO)
This packet is geared for early elementary students who are doing persuasive/opinion writing pieces. It helps keep the kids organized and gives them guidance along the way. I used the great idea of "OREO" (opinion, reason, explain/example, opinion restated.) I did not come up with this idea but I love whoever did! Great idea to the help kids understand this better... Basically I broke down each part of the OREO and gave the kids sentence starter ideas/transition words, and I also helped expla
Grades:
1st - 5th
"Traffic Light" transition words poster
This printable poster is perfect for introducing signal words to students in writing. It can be used in whole or small group. It is a great tool for teacher -student writing conferences! The green light words signal for the reader to continue, the yellow light words signal the reader to slow down , and the red light words signal the reader to stop (the end of the writing piece).
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2nd - 5th
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College Report + Rubric in Spanish -- Informe de colegio + Rúbrica
Want students to get into a college mindset?
Great for Spanish Dual Immersion classes!
Each student is asked to pick a different college (or you can assign them). A great way for them to begin to see college as a viable option, even in the elementary years!
A good way for students to learn about college and practice their language, reading, writing, and research skills.
Students enjoy this project. Usually Presented on a large presentation board (22" x35").
Students learn about schools, opti
Expository Writing Posters
These two posters offer clarification of what expository writing encompasses, and provide examples in a variety of subject areas.
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7th - 11th
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LAFS Writing Standards for 2nd Grade
This is just one of the cluster groups for the new Language Arts Florida Standards (LAFS) for Second grade.
Each strip contains the LAFS standard, a child friendly " I can..." statement, and the description of the standard directly from the Florida Department of Education.
This is a great way to display your daily "I can..." statement and objective, rather than having to rewrite them every morning! Simply print and cut each page in half. Wonderful in a pocket chart or you can apply magnetic tape
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2nd
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Informational/Argument Response Expectations: What Does It Look Like?
As a middle school teacher, I was tired of getting work that did not meet my own standards for my students, let alone the benchmark standards. I realized I needed to have a "go-to" visual to allow students to actually SEE what quality looks like. I have put together 4 examples of informational writing based off of actual student work that reflects 4 different levels of quality: Unacceptable, Getting There, You Got It, and Beyond, PLUS a generic rubric that can be used for ANY short answer inform
Grades:
6th - 8th
10 Steps for Awesome Writing Poster, Writer's Workshop, Worksheet and MORE!
This document contains a color 8.5x11 poster for the classroom featuring ten steps for Writer's Workshop. I have also included an overview of how I run my Writer's Workshop in first grade with hints and helpful routines. Also included is a graphic for an Idea box and a worksheet, "Idea Web". This is all contained in one document. Separate pages can be printed or pasted.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Constitutional Amendments Collage Project
Is the Constitution still an effective way to govern our country? In this activity students will need to find examples of our Constitution still at work in a modern-world. As they collect their evidence, the students will need to create a collage that includes captions that describe each picture. Finally, they will use time in their ELA class to complete an essay that discusses if the Constitution is still effective in the modern world
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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