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Creative writing Common Core W.1.1 resources for Microsoft Word
Writing journal
This writing journal includes space for students to write a prompt or question, write their response, and explain their response. It also has a writing checklist on each page for students to proofread their writing.
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K - 5th
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Writing Prompt Template
Use this template to give writing prompts to your students. This is an excellent tool if you are preparing students for standardized writing prompts or if you give monthly writing prompts. Simply type your prompt in the box and you are set!
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K - 5th
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Writer's Workshop 4 Point Rubrics correlated to Common Core - 1st and 2nd Grade
This set of Writer's Workshop 4 Point Rubrics are correlated to the Common Core Standards. Each Rubric is teacher-friendly, easy to complete, and can be stapled to the front of a portfolio for the parents, or saved in teacher files. Set includes rubric for "Personal Narratives", "Small Moments", "Revising and Editing","All About" Books, "How To" Books, "Persuasive Writing", "Poetry", and "Technology Integration",
Writer's Workshop 4 Point Rubrics correlated to the Common Core Standards by Sha
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1st - 2nd
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If I Were a Snowflake Writing
A creative writing prompt for any age group. You can modify the page to add lines for writing or space them out more. Sometimes a silly free write is just what the day needs.
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Not Grade Specific
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Writer's Notebook Bingo Prompts: A Year's Worth of Writing Prompts
TEN MONTHS WORTH OF WRITING PROMPTS (From September-June), to keep your students engaged and writing DAILY, as a part of your balanced literacy program! Every month there are 24 writer's notebook/writing prompts for your students to choose from. Each month focuses on a different form of writing and the seasonal events and holidays surrounding that month. The prompts also tie in some grammar exercises and reading strategies too. The pages are editable, so that you can rearrange the months or chan
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Grades:
1st - 5th
How Can I Be Awesome? Kid President response
This is a response to KID PRESIDENT on YouTube. Students are to write about ways they can be awesome and make the world a better place!
Grades:
K - 5th
Writing Rubric
This writing rubric is great to use for first and second graders learning to write paragraphs. You can give it to them, so they can make sure they have all of the required elements for a fantastic paragraph. This product is editable so you can modify it to fit your lesson.
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1st - 3rd
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Unit 4 Grade 1 Benchmark Advanced I CAN STATEMENTS
Unit 4 benchmark all 3 weeks of I CAN statements organized by curriculum shared reading, big books (whole group), writing and phonics lessons. A teacher's cheat sheet for those Content language objectives we have to post.
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1st
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Perfect Pumpkins and Clifford's Halloween - CC lesson plans
These lesson plans will fill 2 weeks with common core activities using an informational text (Perfect Pumpkins by Jeff Bauer and Clifford's Halloween by Norman Bridwell). Turn, talk and share activities, writing, compare and contrast, adjectives, retell, and comprehension, and research techniques are just a few of the areas covered!
Grades:
1st
Writing Rubric
Rubric that can be used for any type of writing piece, whether it is narrative, informational, or persuasive writing. I used this rubric to grade the writing pieces that my students submitted in Unit 1: Launching in Writer's Workshop. Students can score a maximum of 20 points on this rubric.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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The Writing Process (Brainstorming, Planning, Publishing, and More)
For Grades 1-3, the writing process can be challenging. This document includes a cover page, a planning sheet for beginning-middle-end, three writing pages, a writer's checklist, and a teacher rubric.
KG Font Used on some pages.
Grades:
1st - 4th
First Grade Common Core Writing Rubrics
Rubrics aligned to the common core standards to assess the following types of writing: opinion, small moment narrative, realistic fiction, how-to, and sentences.
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1st
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Elementary Writing Prompts/"Scoot" Supplement
This is a simple list of 59 writing prompts that my students helped me to write. We discussed what we liked to write about and made sure to put them in prompt form. Also, there are several one-liners that would be excellent for a "scoot" game if you've ever played.
Strips can be cut apart and glued to craft sticks for discussion starters, used at a writing center, morning work, or partner work.
Grades:
1st - 4th
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Martin Luther King Junior - Reading and Writing Worksheets
Martin Luther King Junior Worksheets
This set includes:
Reading Worksheet
Reading Comprehension Worksheet
Written Expression Worksheet
The set also includes a key for each worksheet.
Grades:
1st - 4th
Writing Prompt Templates (Editable)
This product includes three templates that you can customize for student writing. Just add your writing prompt and type. There is a space for students to illustrate their writing as well. In my classroom, I use these to quickly generate a writing paper for my students to have when I am out. Just type a prompt and print!
Grades:
K - 5th
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4-sqaure worksheet
4-square worksheets are great supports to help enhance both writing and reading skills.
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PreK - 4th
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Writing Paper With Picture Box
Paper with picture box. Perfect to use for journals, monthly writing samples, responding to prompt, etc.
Grades:
K - 5th
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Would You Rather... Indoor or Outdoor Recess?
In this opinion piece, students will have the option to choose whether they prefer indoor or outdoor recess and provide their reasoning. Additional blank page is included for extra writing and front/back printing.
Grades:
K - 2nd
My Favorite Special
In this opinion writing piece, students will decide on their favorite special and provide reasons to support. Pages include: regular page, first page with a sentence starter, additional blank page for front/back printing. *The thumbnails generated make the sentences look like they are not aligned with the page, but upon downloading the file, it will appear normal*
Grades:
K - 2nd
Would You Rather Be Tall or Short?
In this opinion writing piece, students will complete a class survey asking whether their classmates would prefer to be tall or short. Once discussions have been started on this topic, students will complete an opinion writing piece discussing their opinion and reasons to provide evidence. *The thumbnails generated make the sentences look like they are not aligned with the page, but upon downloading the file, it will appear normal*
Grades:
K - 2nd
Writing Template
This blank writing template provides students with an opportunity to write about and illustrate a chosen topic. This could be used for whole-class activities as well as individual free-write assignments. The document may be edited if you would like to add or remove lines.
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1st - 2nd
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Primary Writing journals - 3 covers and 3 different formats each month
Each month there are 3 different covers and 3 different page designs. You can choose a full page or a half page design. Also included is a special design for narrative writing, to help the little ones remember to put in those transition words. There is also a kid friendly rubric for the kids to use to edit their story writing.
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K - 2nd
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Opinion Writing Student Checklist
Put goal setting and reflection into the hands of your students!
This checklist may be used before, during, and after a student is in the process of writing an opinion piece. It may be used in a teacher:student, student:student, or individual conference setting. It may also be used or modeled after as a student created rubric.
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Want To Know What I Think? CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.1.1
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.1.1
Write opinion pieces in which they introduce the topic or name the book they are writing about,
state an opinion, supply a reason for the opinion, and provide some sense of closure.
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1st
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