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Free middle school writing-essays word walls
Transition Words Poster With Visuals
This is a PDF you can print on the Plotter (if you are lucky enough to have one at your school) as a poster, print it from a color printer, OR my favorite...after our Writing Workshop mini-lesson, I always have "mini posters" the students can glue into their notebooks. If you take this document and print 4 pages (multiple sheets per page) and then cut them in fourths, you have your mini-posters :)
Use if you'd like!
~Erin
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3rd - 6th
WRITING VIVID VOCABULARY Descriptive Writing Anchor Charts
Increase your students' vocabulary while they become more descriptive writers. They'll use these posters to substitute commonly written words with much more colorful ones. I've had them on my walls for several years now and am still amazed at the number of times I see my students glancing up at the wall while working on a writing assignment!Included:Interesting 'Went' WordsInteresting 'Said' WordsCharacter TraitsCharacter Feelings****************************************************************
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4th - 6th
Neon Chalkboard Chevron Writing Pennant Banner
This is an adorable pennant banner for a writing bulletin board, center wall, or to showcase their writing. It has neon colors with a chalkboard background. The first and last letter includes a cute pencil graphic. All you need to do is print, cut, laminate, and hang with some cute ribbon. This will make your classroom writing area pop and all the kids will be dying to have their work show cased on this wall. Be sure to check out my neon alphabet wall, number wall, and spelling rules with ck tha
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PreK - 12th
Homophone List
This is a list of 83 common homophones for you to use as a reference in your classroom!
You can also post this list in your classroom for students to use when editing and revising their writing/passages.
© The Leap Ladyz
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1st - 6th, Staff
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Revise and Edit with ARMS and CUPS Anchor Chart
A chart to help students use proper revising and editing skills in their own writing as well as other print sources.
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5th - 12th
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FREE Personal Thesaurus Writing Tool
Kiss These Words Goodbye!!
Are you tired of making bulletin boards of "Dead Words"? Or buying teacher supply story posters of "Instead of _____, use ________."? As much as I love the idea of these products, I just found that students had to get up out of their seats quite often to actually utilize these reference tools. And yes, I do have a thesaurus available to all students, but we all know the words they use over and over and over again.
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2 mini-posters that fit perfec
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3rd - 6th
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Narrative Writing Activity: 100 vocabulary words about Monsters
Are your students writing about monsters?
This map includes the 100 top Tier II character words to describe monsters (based on a data analysis by our Cambridge University experts to find the most statistically relevant words). The map will help students choose the perfect word for their hair-raising monster narratives. The words range from famous monsters, things people do to monsters and what monsters eat to things monsters do and adjectives used with monster.
How to use?
This map can be use
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3rd - 6th
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MLA In-Text Citations Poster
12x16 inch Retro Smiley Poster for MLA in-text citation guidance.MLA citations are something my students always struggle with, and I decided to create this resource to direct students' attention to rather than answering the same question a million times (hyperbole!).
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Grades:
5th - 11th
Transition Words & Phrases
Transition Words & Phrases for different parts of an essay or paragraph. This chart uses a "stop light" to illustrate beginning, middle, and end.
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3rd - 8th
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Transitional Words and Phrases
Help students improve how ideas are presented in their writing with the use of transitional words and phrases.Product Includes: - single-sided handout that categorizes and exemplifies transitional words and phrasesKeywords:- sequence- connect- difference- cause and effect- examples- cite evidence- explain evidence- conclude
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4th - 8th
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CCSS:
Compare and Contrast Student Word Bank
Compare and contrast word bank. Designed to copy and for students to glue in their work book and use as a resource. 4 copies to one A4 page. This can be copied in black and white or colour.
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4th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Compare and Contrast Bundle
Persuasive Vocabulary Word Wall
Persuasive vocabulary printable flash cards to help you create a word in your classroom. Suggested use: Print, cut out and laminate. Display on your classroom walls during persuasive writing units to encourage richer persuasive vocabulary use. Challenge students to include a set number of words from the word wall to further extend their writing.
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6th - 9th
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Classroom Mini Poster Set: Transitions
Print this 69-page transition set for use in your classroom. Would be great hanging around the perimeter, or in a writing corner, a word wall, etc. They are black and white so as to save on color ink, but you could always print on colored paper!
The set includes the following categories and transitions:
To repeat an idea just stated:
-In other words,
-That is,
-To repeat,
-Again,
To illustrate an idea:
-For example,
-For instance,
-In particular,
-To illustrate,
-In this manner,
-Thus,
To
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6th - 10th
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Alternative Words for Said and Good
This contains a poster with words to use instead of said and good.
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3rd - 12th
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Transition Words Poster
A nice and large pdf poster (42cm to 59.4 cm) to print up big or just on letter size for your students to reference. Can also be displayed on SmartBoard or uploaded to class LMS.
Attractive design and thoughtful categories are a plus!
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Three Classroom Posters for Writing More Effective Paragraphs
This is a set of 3 posters for more writing more effective paragraphs:Three Parts of an Effective IntroductionFive Elements of an Effective ParagraphEffective Hook Techniques
Grades:
6th - 12th
Vocabulary Building Worksheet from my E-Course on How to Become a Better Writer.
This is a one page worksheet from my e-Course, "10 Digital Lessons on How To Become a Better Writer, Reader, and Responsible Global Citizen. I SHARE a list of some new words that every 5-6th grader needs to learn over the courses in the ELA and Social Studies. My students use these words during my digital lessons across various subjects, and they practice to writing them in their stories, essays, and shorts reviews. MY 10 DIGITAL LESSONS ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE WRITING DESIGNED FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STU
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5th - 7th, Adult Education, Staff
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Literary Device Bookmark
Looking for a way to help students identify and remember literary devices as they are constructing their literary analysis work? Look no further! This editable list provides a great reminder of all the awesome literary devices your students already know!
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7th - 12th
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Spicy word of the week FREEBIE
SPICE UP YOUR WRITING!
Simply place this display on your whiteboard and each week choose a spicy word to encourage your children to use interesting vocabulary in their writing!
Note - the size of the chilli is A4 but easily print and resize to A3 for a bigger chilli!
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PreK - 6th
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Persuasive Writing- ' So, I think...' Sentence Starters Alternatives
This poster/ handout contains some alternative sentence starters for your students to use when writing persuasively.
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2nd - 6th
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