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Oral communication writing-essays resources for Microsoft Publisher
What is Tone of Voice?
This is a great resource for teaching the concept of 'tone of voice' with students. I use it for my students on the autism spectrum as a social skill lesson. It is a fun and interactive lesson where students of all levels can participate. Enjoy!
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1st - 12th
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Friday Folder with Behavior Chart/Classroom Work Habits
This is a great tool to use when trying to organize and send home all classwork/homework. I collect all homework each day. It got to be too much trying to correct it and then send home the same day. On Fridays students pass out all the homework from the week and classwork. Students bring folders home on Friday and return them back on Monday without any papers, only tests. I keep the tests and put them into portfolios for conferences or any other academic concerns I may have. There is a behavio
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K - 8th
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Inside Out Headquarters Calm Down Corner Emotions
Inside Out Calm Down Corner Emotion Choices
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Not Grade Specific
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Organized Paragraph Writing for Struggling Writers
I use this with my students with learning disabilities to help them write organized paragraphs. Often they are simply asked to write and don't know how to start or what to include. It keeps them on track and prevents them from rambling or adding unnecessary details.
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2nd - 12th
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Venn Diagram with Lines
This was developed because my students had a problem getting the information in the appropiate places.
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Most pages are black and white so they can be easily printed or copied.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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How to Format Titles in MLA Format
This cheat sheet will remind students how to format their titles in MLA format for both handwritten and typed essays. Print out the cheat sheet in poster size and hang it in your classroom as a helpful reminder. Thank you for purchasing this product!Please leave a review below! -Booking Literature
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6th - 12th
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Classroom Conversation and Discussion Cards K-8
It is a must that you EXPLICITLY teach your students HOW to have a conversation. With so much emphasis being placed on discussions from one student to another with the Danielson Framework, I created a school wide product that teaches students how to have polite conversations when working together. This product contains three levels of discussion prompts for students to use in their daily work. My school uses them in the K-2 setting, 3-5 setting, and the 6-8 setting. Eventually, by the middle to
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Academic Discussion Placemat
Create a placemat for each student in your class to use during Socratic Seminars, formal and informal discussions. Teach sentence frames to students and watch them appear in discussion and writing,.
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6th - 12th
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Building Blocks Handout for Five Paragraph Essay Writing
This handout lays out the Building Blocks of 5 Paragraph Essay Writing. There is a block for each paragraph, and inside each block are the details that should be included in that particular paragraph of the essay.
For example, the first block is titled: Paragraph #1: Introduction. It notes that the introduction should include an attention grabbing sentence, background information on the topic and the thesis statement. The second block discusses the first body paragraph and so on.
This handout
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
On Demand Writing Peer Conferences
This document allows student to use the Rally Coach Kagan structure to conduct peer conferences using each aspect of the on demand writing rubric.
Copy each set and gives cards to students. Place students into groups. One at a time a student reads a peer's writing and chooses a card to give comments about the particular part of the rubric. With this instructional strategy, students are learning from their peer's writing and it turn learning the essential parts of the writing rubric
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5th - 9th
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Compare and Contrast (Alternate T Chart)
This was developed due to my students not being able to fit their thoughts into the typicall diagram for compare and contrast.
Just add a title and label each section.
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Most pages are black and white so they can be easily printed or copied.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Research Paper in an Alternate Media
This year we wrote our research papers in a different form. We made a "dossier." Using Microsoft Publisher or a similar software, we wrote the same paper but it looked different. I found that by allowing them the use of graphics, design, illustration and color, I had better papers and a higher number of students turned in the paper.
The preview file is the assignment sheet and a sample. The product file is the template that I gave the students--no easy task to create, but it's done and made
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
PAT the prompt writing prompt breakdown
Use PAT to help students understand how to unpack a writing prompt.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Distance/Remote learning WEEKLY WRITING PROMPTS! INFORMATIONAL-NARRATIVE-OPINION
INFORMATIONAL-NARRATIVE-OPINION writing for the whole year! 36 weeks of fun and intentional prompts to help your students succeed!
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2nd - 8th
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Comparative Superlative Zoo Animal Picture Match
Mrs Millers Materials wants to help you teach or assess comparative and superlative terms by making sure each animal gets the right amount of food. The littlest monkey gets the littlest banana- or make things interesting by requesting that the longest fish get a shorter worm! This can be helpful for speech/language therapy or English lessons.
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PreK - 1st
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Math Discussion Cards for Problem Solving
Students of all ages can use one of these 4-tiered math discussion cards to help problem solve. Whether in kindergarten or 8th grade, when students experience productive struggle sometimes they simple need to be taught how to begin or how to persevere along the way. These cards provide students with a "before" "while" and "after" I solve a problem approach. Keep these cards handy and have students utilize them daily. Before you know it, the concepts will be ingrained and their math skills will i
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K - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Persuasive Writing, "Wreck Stereotypes"
Stereotyping and bullying have become a major problem in our society. I have taken a creative approach in dealing with this by integrating the topic into a creative writing assignment that satisfies the common core standard of argumentative/persuasive writing. Included is a fun "Wreck it Ralph" writing paper for final drafts.
-Students can start the lesson off by watching the movie trailer of "Wreck it Ralph" on you tube and discuss the dilemmas at hand.
Students can then focus on the writing
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3rd - 5th
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How to Organize a Paper Flashcards
Even at the undergraduate level, students struggle to master the five-paragraph essay. These printable, editable flashcards equip them to write an introduction, body, and conclusion, with "tips and tricks" for the individual parts of each:Introduction: attention-getter, context for topic, thesisBody: topic sentence, content, counterargumentsConclusion: restated thesis, review main points, clincherThe 24 flashcards can be laminated and clipped on a ring for quick, easy access! These are appropria
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â How to Organize a Paper
Writing Process Packet
This packet includes a brainstorm web for developing writing ideas, an organizer for placing sentences in a logical sequence and a paragraph outline to structure the paragraphs, revise them and edit them. It also includes a lined final copy sheet with a rubric.
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2nd - 7th
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CER Argumentative Paper Organizer
A graphic organizer for students to use while writing an argumentative paper.
We use CER in my district (I've heard other other use ICE) so I have that along the bottom of the page. You can easily edit this out if you don't use this particular method.
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6th - 11th
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A Bug and a Wish Lesson cut-out
A Bug and a Wish Lesson cut-out
edit-able version
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PreK - 3rd
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My Favorite Teacher - Lesson plans and student slides
I use this essay prompt to familiarize my students with the informational essay structure. The unit is great as a starter because it doesn't require any research. There are lessons to teach and also a template for students to complete their work. All lessons are through Google Slides, so they can be easily transferred to Google Classroom.This package contains the entire unit.
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6th - 7th
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Writing Process in Pencil Shape (editable)
This is the Writing Process that I use in my classroom. It includes Brainstorm, Rough Draft, Self Edit, Peer Edit, Teacher Edit, and Publish.
I am posting it in Publisher so it is editable.
I use little cups below each section and have the students move their popsicle stick to the part they are on at the end of the writing block.
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K - 6th
End of Year Memory Pages for Students
At the end of the school year, I thought it might be fun for the children to show their favorite memories of the year. I also put family memories on there. If you have suggestions I would love to hear them.
It is a good writing activity.
Color scheme can be changed.
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Not Grade Specific
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