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Individual Writing Conference Forms
The Individual Writing Conference Form contains all of the information that you need to make a thorough assessment of your students' writing abilities. This form will enable you to quickly evaluate your students' writing samples with an objective assessment tool that can be shared with parents during conferences, or can be used as documentation in the Response to Intervention (RTI) process.
The Genre and Status boxes provide an easy way to monitor that your students are following through all of
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1st - 2nd
FELE Rehearsal Study Guide (Subtest 3 Written Performance Assessment/Essay)
FELE (Florida Education Leader Exam) written performance assessment giving you performance anxiety? Test with confidence after a rehearsal with Dr. Dee! This study guide can be used a a stand-alone tool for self-study. Better yet, it complements Grindstone Learning's FELE Rehearsals, which are high intensity, live virtual workshops that are engaging and 100% participatory. The study guide provides strategies, an essay outline, trendy key words used to describe and analyze data.
Before you wa
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
How to Write a Summary
Hand this out to your students to keep as a reference when writing summaries. I had my kids glue them onto the first page of their reading journals so it will always be there to guide them when they get stuck.
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2nd - 5th
Skill Alignment for Angie Kratzer's AP English Language Free-Response Units
This one-page chart illustrates the alignment of Angie Kratzer’s three free-response units with the skills outlined in the AP English Language & Composition Course and Exam Description. All AP™ Lang skills are listed in the far-left column, and the three units, which are hyperlinked in case you need to refer to them, are in the top row. The cells within the body of the chart contain the lesson plans in which each skill appears in each unit. For example, skill RHS 1.A (Identify and describe c
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10th - 12th
5-Paragraph Essay Pacing & Teaching Guide
Are your students writing a 5-paragraph essay for the first time? Make putting together your 5-paragraph essay unit easier with this FREE 5-Paragraph Essay Pacing & Teaching Guide! These five pages cover unit objectives, learning targets and standards, suggested lesson sequence, and include tips and supplemental resources. The suggested lesson sequence uses It's Lit Teaching 5-paragraph essay resources. With tips for additional scaffolding, you can easily make these lessons fit into your cla
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8th - 11th
Weekly Writing Block Schedule Planner
This handout provides a weekly schedule template for writers to use a block scheduling approach to schedule time to write. The schedule includes times from 6 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. and is divided into 30-minute blocks.What is block scheduling?Block scheduling is a time management technique where you group and schedule similar tasks for extended periods. This may help you to improve focus and productivity, as it reduces the number of distractions and interruptions.How to use this handoutTo use this h
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Author's Celebration/Publishing Party-- Comment Cards/Sheets
These are editable sheets that can be used for any author's Celebration/Publishing Party.
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PreK - 9th
The Ultimate "Get Your School to Pay for Vocab Vigor" Resource Pack
Calling all secondary ELA teachers! Are you tired of digging into your own pocket for classroom resources? Well, it's time to break free from that outdated notion! Say goodbye to spending your hard-earned money and hello to a teaching revolution with Vocab Vigor! We've got something exciting for you! Download our FREE "How to Get Your School to Pay for Vocab Vigor" Resource Pack and unlock a world of possibilities! Inside this power-packed pack, you'll discover the ultimate toolkit to convince
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Writing Conference Form
This page is for use with writing conferences. It is a place where the teacher can keep record of the date she met with the student, their strengths, their opportunities for growth, their goal, and their strategies. Writing conference strategy daily five writing strategies writing form writing conference form
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PreK - 12th
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3:02
Paragraph Writing FREE
Thank you for checking out this paragraph of the week video! In this video I explain how I organize paragraph writing instruction in my classroom. I have uploaded a my writing organization cover page as a free download above. I pulled this page from my paragraph writing binder to share with you! If you are interested, my entire writing binder is available for purchase✦✦✦HERE✦✦✦My “Writing Plan” focuses on informational, narrative, descriptive, opinion, & summary writing! It provides rubrics
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3rd - 6th
KJPlag 19 MLA Research Paper Template
Use this free MLA Research template to guide your students on how to correctly structure a five-paragraph research essay. The format and layout of the document are correct for MLA style, as well as the Works Cited page found on the third page. Additionally, the default text on the template provides secondary students with straightforward directions on what should appear in each paragraph of their paper as well as how to correctly format MLA style in-text citations.**Pair this citation template w
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8th - 11th
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.5.1 Writing Made Easy (Process Writing)
This is a full small booklet that walks you through a process to teach writing to even your most novice students for the entire school year with simple day-by-day instructions. Several prompts are included. If you are using non-fiction or fiction articles for your students to compare and contrast, this writing process will be perfect for you to make it easy for your students to blend multiple writings.
Get ready for GREAT writers!
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4th - 11th
Middle School Concepts - Comprehensive Checklist
This 28-page, comprehensive checklist covers a broad spectrum of basic, middle school level, Language Arts curriculum concepts. This checklist is an excellent way for Language Arts teachers to be sure they cover everything as they plan lessons. Take a look at the preview for a 3-page sample of this checklist.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Grades:
6th - 9th
"Hey, Essay!" Skeleton 4-Quad!
Train yourself to see things differently and choose your favorite topic...
Use the Skeleton 4-Quad. If you can play the game "Hot Seat!" - you can easily fill in these four sections regarding emotion to channel both voice and organization in one shot. Once four ideas are harnessed, choose one and write about that!
Never wonder 'what can I write about' again.
Step one: Select any topic or have someone give you one.
Step two: Write one sentence that represents the emotion symbolized by the icon i
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Planning Instruction with Backwards Mapping
You wouldn’t get in the car to go to an unfamiliar place without knowing your end destination and how you will get there. It is the same for our students. Students and teachers need to know the end destination and how they will get there.This tool is intended to look at your final unit assessment (the end destination) and backwards plan how you will get there. It is built for an essay prompt, but could be adapted for any final assessment.
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3rd - 12th
Writing Standards Progression Grades 3-5
New to teaching upper grades?? Looking to differentiate your teaching? This resource simplifies the Common Core Writing standards for grades 3-5. It includes samples of student work for each standard and for each grade, 3-5, to allow teachers to see the difference in expectations between grade levels. For the new teacher, it shows what student work at each grade level should look like. For the experienced teacher, it shows examples of what student would look like in the grade above and below for
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3rd - 5th
Writing Guide--One Page Papers
I use this writing guide for the backbone of my social studies and ELA classes. It focuses on organization of writing above the sentence level. I go over logical progression of writing, how to form a simple thesis, sources, and some simple grammar.
It also has a list of banned words and phrases that shouldn't be used in HS writing. I've used it with all ranges of students, but generally works best with students who are already at grade level when entering 9th grade. I'm happy to answer question
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9th - 12th
MLA 5 Paragraph Essay Practice Template
Perfect as a guide to show your students how to use MLA format. Basic for minimalist teachers! Please enjoy and let me know what you think!
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6th - 12th
Do My Essay
If you have to write you your own essay you will understand that it’s not so easy as you can think for the first time. It requires a lot of time to spend and good writing skills. If it will be your first essay after 15 minutes of writing you will find somebody to ask him to help me write my essay . And you will find a lot of writing services that can help you with this problem. Such services can propose you only highly qualified writers who are experts in all writing fields including all academ
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Not Grade Specific
Curriculum map template
Here's a template that allows you to curriculum map your whole year or simply by unit.
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Not Grade Specific
How to do Effective Work and- Live a Happy Life as an English Teacher
This dynamic document gives solid ideas for creating a sane, well- balanced approach to teaching middle to high school writing. It's charming, "boxed cake approach," has clever and easy-to-implement techniques for the establishment of an effective, model based, student centered writing community. Plus, it's free! What's not to love? Finally, it's from a Teachers College educated teacher of fifteen years. This is work you can trust!
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Not Grade Specific
Modified FSA Rubric
This is a modified version of the FSA writing rubric in which the "Evidence" and "Commentary sections are split up. This allows students to see what goes into providing well-written commentary and evidence. I often use this as a peer grading task in which we look at everything aspect of a paper separately.
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9th - 12th
Essay Writing
Quick, easy and informative presentation that can be used as a classroom presentation or as a print off/handout for students to help understand essay writing.
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6th - 12th
US Ghostwriting
US Ghostwriting offers affordable ghostwriting services that help individuals turn their life stories into compelling and impactful memoirs. Our experienced team of ghostwriters has a deep understanding of the memoir genre and can help you articulate your unique experiences and perspectives in a way that resonates with readers.
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Not Grade Specific
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