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Elementary writing-expository classroom forms for Microsoft Word
Book Review Rubric
This rubric is used when a student completes a novel and then is expected to write a three paragraph book review.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
"How to Write a Paragraph" Cheat Sheet
Outlines the parts of a paragraph (topic sentence, body paragraph, and summary/conclusion sentence)
Includes questions to prompt students to independently develop a strong paragraph
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Outline Template
Use this convenient outline form for students' research. It includes lines for 10 main topics and up to 4 subtopics under each. This generic outline is very versatile and lends itself to many applications.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Narrative(s), Expository, Persuasive Rubrics for Writing Grades 5-7
I use these rubrics in my classroom. I keep them in Word format because I like to modify them a bit based on the assignment/prompt. Sometimes I use a word count, other times page count. If I'm working on something like "voice" I emphasize that more on the rubric. If my recent lesson is on subordinating conjunctions, I emphasize that. With these rubrics, I'm selling them in Word format instead of PDF (my usual format) so that you, too, can modify them to work for you in any given situation. I'v
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5th - 7th
Hamburger Paragraph Rubric
The hamburger paragraph writing method is a great tool. I created a rubric to go with it, that covers both the basics, and the more advanced details of paragraph writing. This is a flexible rubric that can be used for many grade levels.
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4th - 7th
Expository Writing Rubrics Grades 2-4
Writing rubrics are a great way to quickly grade writing and give a clear explanation of strengths/weaknesses! Included is a F.I.R.E. up your writing checklist (which can easily be adapted for a variety of assignments), a Bat Report Rubric (again, easy to adapt to whatever animal/area of research in your class), an O.R.E.O checklist for persuasive writing (O- did you give your opinion? R- do you have reasons? E- examples? O- restate your opinion) and a Dental Health Report variation of the F.I.R
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2nd - 4th
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Editable 5 Paragraph Essay Writing Template
Improve learners writing skills with this structured writing format. Learners are usually enthused with structured materials because it gives them a logical presentation of different parts that make a whole, thus increasing their ability to comprehend and build their writing according to the prototype displayed. This essay writing template comes with a guide on paragraphing, topic sentence, possible figures of speech, starters, punctuations, clues on conjunctions, story plot, setting description
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5th - 7th
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Goal & Reflection Templates for Writing
Have your students reflect and set goals throughout their journey to become better writers. There are four different templates to chose from and some templates can be combined. These resources allow students to reflect on their feedback from their last writing assignment, identify and list their "strengths and work-ons" and finally set a goal for the next writing assignment. Have students place in their student data binders or send the goal reflection sheet home to communicate progress with fam
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4th - 8th
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A Template for Starting a School Newspaper
This word document is a template that makes it easy to make a school newspaper. The text boxes allow students' writing simply to be entered easily. There are suggestion/directions for each page of what writing to incorporate, how you can add math, science and social studies into the creation of a school newspaper. Many possibilities!
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4th - 6th
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Endings for Informational Writing
Looking for ideas for your students to write endings for your expert/informational unit? These conclusions were created to assist students with writing powerful endings. They meet the requirements for the 3rd and 4th grade Units of Study Learning Progression.
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in:Â Informational/Expert Introductions and Conclusions
Writing Checklist for Writing Process
Writing checklist for students to assess their structure, development, and conventions of their writing. Includes: overall, lead, transitions, ending, organization, elaboration, craft, spelling, punctuation, sentence structure. Comes with list of transition words to make sure they include and list of overused words to make sure they replace. Very guided and modified. Can edit it to fit your needs. Can be used as a rubric to grade.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Student Writing Checklist
This worksheet is a tool for students to use while they edit their own writing. Students use the checklist as they proof their writing assignments and check off each item as the student sees it in their writing. This checklist is sure to get those quick writers to take a moment and edit their work. I have used this checklist in second grade and it has really helped students in their self editing. Other teachers in my building began using it in their classrooms and saw significant changes in thei
Grades:
1st - 3rd
How to Write a Good Paragraph
This gives a description for each sentence in a paragraph (for 6 total sentences). An example is shown for a prompt and good sentences that follow the paragraph structure.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
5 Step Writing Process Checklist
Are your students learning to write using the 5 step process? It's easy to forget all of the steps! Give them a tool so they don't forget any of the steps. This checklist is easy to follow and helps them remember what to do during the prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and final drafting phases. This checklist can be edited to add in any new steps that you have taught your students when it comes to writing.
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
Writing Rubric for Expository, Research, or Nonfiction Writing
Includes a checklist for writers and a rubric to mark when papers are scored or reviewed by teachers or students.
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Grades:
4th - 9th
Exploring Explorers Outline
Students will learn how to explore explorers the right way with this skeleton outline which includes main ideas which they can use as a guide to their research. The main ideas are written in. All they have to do is look for subtopics. This will provide them with an excellent pre-writing tool.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Middle School Language Arts- Homework Signature Sheet
Homework Signature Sheet and Writing Options for Weekly Language Arts HW
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4th - 9th
Common Core Writer's Workshop Coaching Sheets
This pack includes a coaching sheet for narrative, informational, and opinion writing!!! These sheets have been a huge help to me during the conferring time of my writer's workshop. I have tried a million different ways to record what I do during that time but this seems to work WAY better than all those binders, notebooks, files, etc. All you do is put your students' names in each box of the form and print it! Stick it on a clipboard and you are ready to go. At a glance, you will be able t
Grades:
K - 5th
6 Traits Writing Rubrics/ Student Checklists
Give your students the success criteria to shine as writers! This set includes 12 rubrics to go along with the first 12 Warm-Ups from the Traits Writing 4th and 5th Grade curricula. Each rubric features a learning objective based on the trait focus for that week, as well as a checklist of success criteria for students to check off and self-assess and an area for teacher feedback. You can print 2 rubrics to a page. Rubrics could be edited to build strong writing in any project, even without Tr
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Grades:
4th - 5th
Checklist for Narrative Writing
This is a short, simple checklist for narrative writing that includes the most basic elements - spelling, punctuation, capitalization, neat handwriting, title, details, introduction, and conclusion. This is best for beginning to intermediate ESL students, and elementary students.
There are also text boxes for introductions and conclusions, listing good ways to begin and end a composition (narrative), and ways not to begin or end a composition. I have the students glue the text boxes in their int
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5th - 7th
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Student Paragraph Writing Self-Evaluation
This student self-evaluation worksheet encourages children to reread their written work, and reflect on their paragraph writing. It includes a prompt to have the child read their paragraph work to a peer and receive feedback on their writing. The student reflects on their topic and concluding sentences, as well as supporting details. Additionally, it elicits reflection on the editing process and what they find challenging around editing. This also works very well as a tool for teachers to evalua
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
Harry Potter Cards
Estas son unas cartas de logro para recompensar el buen comportamiento, trabajo, resultados etc... pueden usarse individualmente o en grupos. Vienen distintos niveles para conseguir. Son editables para adaptarlas a tu aula.
Grades:
K - 12th
Business Letter Scoring Guide for Language Arts
This product is a one page document that has a Scoring Guide for a Business Letter. The beauty of this is that if instructed correctly, everything the students need is listed on the document and they are simply following set criteria. I would set this Scoring Guide in the 3rd - 6th grade range, with you being able to adapt it based on the group of students.
Included on this Scoring Guide is a list of questions for a peer to ask when editing the business letter rough draft. There is also a po
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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