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Creative writing Common Core W.3.6 resources for Microsoft Word
Animals Nonfiction Reading Passages 2nd and 3rd Grade Word Document
Lighten your workload with these easy-to-use animals nonfiction reading passages. Feel at ease as you practice a range of vocabulary questions with the knowledge that nearly all of the work is done for you. Topics include giraffes, dogs and penguins. Contents - Set 3/3 (Animals):Reading Passage 1: A Look at Three Bears - Brown bears, pandas and polar bears are covered here.Reading Passage 2: A Look at Giraffes - A male giraffe's heart is two feet long!Reading Passage 3: Camel Humps - What are fo
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2nd - 3rd
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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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What Super Power Do You Want Creative Writing
This creative writing task takes students through the entire process from brainstorming to publishing. It incorporates a funny super bowl commercial, and gets students to write their own story about having a super power. Teachers can download the pages to share, or click on the Microsoft Sway link to show the lesson digitally.
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2nd - 5th
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Adjectives - Lesson Plan
Hey there! Sorry about my crazy cats TPT break. Anywho, this lesson is a lesson on how students can use adjectives to make their writing more interesting and engaging. I created this lesson for third graders, but it can easily be adapted to meet any grade level. Look for the FREE SmartBoard activity that goes along with this lesson. You'll notice in this lesson, that students are editing a piece of writing they've already been working on. You can totally have students write a new piece while sim
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3rd
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There's a Bug in My Beans: A Literacy Scaffold
You find yourself in a restaurant enjoying a good meal when a bug gets in your food. Eat the bug? Call the Health Department? Ask for new food? Create a scene?Good Writers have coffee with their characters. They “see” them, just as children do when they “pretend play” while acting out stories. This lesson plan can be used to write a story OR enjoy creative drama as they create their own lines, images, and solve the problem presented in the plot. Using a literacy scaffold, one can also do both u
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1st - 4th
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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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Narrative Essay: Our Morning Routine at School
This mini-lesson is perfect for any teacher looking for an easy and effective way to teach Narrative Essays to the younger students. This lesson includes teacher's instructions in Prewriting (brainstorming), first draft writing, Editing (both self-editing and teacher-led editing) and finally Publishing a completed work.
The lesson, while focusing on the way to make a school narrative, also introduces transitional (connecting) words for the students to begin to use.
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1st - 4th
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Earth Day Project
This product includes a couple of resources. Firstly, there is the worksheet that students will fill out while they complete their research. Students will fill out a KWL chart before/during their research experience. For my students, I created a Symbaloo to narrow their searching. I include a link to this FREE and PUBLIC Symbaloo on Earth Day. After researching, students will get to choose two (or however many you want) of the writing prompts to complete. I chose two because we are currently in
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3rd - 6th
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Fictional Story Final Rubric
Here is a simple rubric for final fictional pieces. It is less about the final product and more about the effort, working with their peers, and listening. Students scored themselves in pencil and I did it in pen. It can be easily modified!
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