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Creative writing Common Core W.3.2 resources for Microsoft Word
Animals Nonfiction Reading Passages and Questions Word Documents 2nd 3rd Grade
Lighten your workload with these easy-to-use animals nonfiction reading passages. Word files include a range of comprehension questions with the knowledge that nearly all of the work is done for you. Titles Include:A Look at Three Bears, A Look at Giraffes, Camel Humps, A Look at Skunks, Mountain Animals, History of Piggy Banks, Very Helpful Dogs, Winter Sleep, The World's Smallest Penguin, The Long Journey.Reading Comprehension Outline:Each lesson has a mix of questions to check understanding,
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2nd - 3rd
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Writing Lesson on Descriptive Writing rubric and graphic included
This writing lesson contains all necessary resources. It is an ideal lesson for a substitute teacher to use or for a class that had to stay inside due to unpleasant weather. The graphic was provided by Figma.com.
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3rd - 8th
Writing Lesson Plan: A How-to Paper Rubric included
This is a plan about learning how to.... The Steck-Vaughn resource book, WRITE TO THE TOP, is credited with the rubric.The image is from Vector photographs and the definition is from dictionary.com.
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3rd - 8th
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 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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1st - 5th
Lewis and Clark Unit
Students will learn the value of exploring through the examples set forth by Lewis and Clark. This unit is mapped out for a 2 week unit for 3rd grade, but can be utilized in many flexible ways to cater to several, if not all, elementary grades. Students will look into map making, travel preparation, journal writing, performance skills, and visual thinking strategies. Students will develop a better understanding of America in the early 19th century and receiving explorer badges for their accompli
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3rd - 6th
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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Build a car writing and drawing worksheet
Build a car writing and drawing worksheetThis worksheet goes with the book If I Built a Car by Chris Van DusenBUT you do NOT need to read the book to utilize the worksheet.This worksheet asks students to build a car and describe it. See preview.Students can build a realistic car or a car with features from fantasy.Students can draw a car with a pool like in the book or their favorite real sports car.The possibilities are endless.This is a great worksheet to get students to write while having fu
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K - 7th
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Fiction and Nonfiction Writing Prompts
These are fiction and nonfiction writing prompts that were created on a template to be printed on labels (standard 5160 template). They are designed to be used in a writing journal, and are great for independent writing time. I keep a notebook with a sheet for each student, and they can select one sticker from the sheet during writing time each day. There are 60 prompts included, with 10 "free writing" labels.
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2nd - 4th
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3rd Grade EngageNY ELA Module2A Unit3 End of Module Assessment: Tiered Lesson
This End of Module on-demand writing assessment is tiered for learners based on their level of understanding the 3.W.7 standard of conducting a research project that builds on prior knowledge. This resource scaffolds the assessment for learners who are minimally proficient with the inability to write a paragrpah on their own, all the way up to students who are highly proficient in the skill of writing a research-based narrative text, in addition to extension activities and "challenges."
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3rd
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Postcard of the Northeast
This postcard project can be modified to fit any study of a U.S. region or country around the globe. Students will have the opportunity to practice the composition of writing a letter along with Social Studies curriculum.
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3rd - 5th
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Journal Writing Prompts Part 1
Journal Prompts for Beginners is a resource for teachers needing a quick, simple prompt for students to practice creative thinking and writing their thoughts. It was fun to watch my students learn how to slow down and get all their thoughts on paper. I made these journals after originally searching for journal prompts for my students and finding very few resources. Have fun and enjoy these prompts leading to classroom discussions as well.
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K - 5th
How To Catch A Turkey Sequence Writing
Here is a fun Thanksgiving writing activity that incorporates sequencing skills. Students will be asked to brainstorm and apply sequencing words into a fun writing prompt that invites them to imagine how to catch a turkey. Will it be with a spaghetti net? A radar detector? The ideas are limitless!
Common core writing standard aligned.
Check out more great ideas at Bellamia Teaches!
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1st - 5th
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Story Starters Using Transitions
These are perfect for Writers Workshop! These common core based story starters have worked wonders in my own classroom. Students never say, "I don't know what to write about," because each story starter gives them the bones of a story, they just have to fill in the details. Students learn to use transitions, indent, write in separate paragraphs, add adjectives, dialogue, and love it! Students who are ready to write their own stories can use the Story Board included in this packet. I also in
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2nd - 5th
Fire Dept question and answer sheet
This graphic organizer is a good introduction to what the fire department does for our community. You can use this paired with videos or invite in your local fire department to show the importance of donating to your fire department
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1st - 6th
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My Place in This World Unit
A writing unit that is designed to allow students to learn and study more about where they live. They will need to be able to do simple research and write simple sentences in order to complete this project. The unit includes a page for each of the following:
My planet
My Continent
My Country
My State
My County
My Town/City
Students are to complete simple research and report in simple sentences. Students also get to show a little of their creative side with a few drawings being included in thi
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1st - 6th
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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.
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1st - 4th
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Journal Writing Prompts Part 2
Journal Prompts for Beginners Part 2 is additional journal prompts i used with my students after the journals in part 1. I used these journals as they became a little more independent writing. I made these journals after originally searching for journal prompts for my students and finding very few resources. Enjoy classroom discussions that follow these writing prompts.
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1st - 6th
Journal
This is a printable or bindable journal consisting of 70 pages of prompts. Each numbered prompt includes a date line, a prompt, an area for optional illustration and lines for writing. There is also a cover page that can be personalized. The final page includes a list of commonly misspelled words for reference.
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2nd - 4th
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Superhero Sentence Worksheet
Superhero Sentence WorksheetStudents will identify subjects and verbs related to superheroes and than make a sentence using those words.There are two worksheets. One worksheet asks just for one sentence, while the other asks for three sentences.See preview
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PreK - 6th
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5-minute Daily Writing Prompts for 3rd-5th Grade Students
Welcome to 5-minute Daily Writing Prompts for 3rd-5th Grade Students — a creative journey designed to foster reflection, critical thinking, and imaginative expression. Daily writing is a powerful tool that not only enhances language skills but also cultivates a range of cognitive abilities crucial for academic and personal development. The prompts provided in this series are crafted to engage young minds in brief yet impactful writing exercises, offering a myriad of benefits that extend far beyo
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3rd - 5th
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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!
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K - 5th
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Picture Writing Prompt
Picture Writing PromptStudents will use the picture on the worksheet and write about the picture.See Preview
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PreK - 6th
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Autobiography Checklist: Things to include in your autobiography
Handout for students to use as a checklist when brainstorming to write an autobiography. Gives the students some basic ideas and they can add their own additional ideas as well. The teacher may want to write their own short and simple autobiography using this checklist to read aloud to the students as an example of what their autobiographies should look and sound like. This activity/lesson idea can be used in first, second, or third grade.
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1st - 3rd
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