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Free writing-expository flash cards
How to Bee a Good Writer Posters
These posters are a cute way to remind your student to follow these rules when they write:
1. Bee sure to start sentences with a capital letter.
2. Bee sure to start proper nouns with a capital letter.
3. Bee sure that your sentence tells a complete thought. Sentences need to make sense.
4. Bee sure that you end your sentences with proper punctuation.
All of the posters have adorable bee clip art on them!
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K - 3rd
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Animals in Winter Matching Activity
These picture cards feature real-life photos of specific animals in winter (penguin, grouse, rabbit, owl, deer and fox). Print the pages back-to-back with the snowflakes on one side and photos on the other. Print two sets to engage in a matching activity. I printed on white cardstock and laminated them for durability. You can also just print one set and use the photos in a writing center or hidden inside a sensory bin filled with cotton balls.
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PreK - 3rd
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Story Sequencing: Going Fishing with Visual Support Paragraph Writing Autism PPT
Detailed graphic cards for learners to cut and put in order to learn sequencing, narration of a 4 part story. Powerpoint and PDF files included so that you can customize for you classroom. Both for 1, 2, 3rd grades and all learning levels for Special Education and Autistic learners. Narration and ordering is critical thinking that helps challenged children learn to organize their thoughts.Narrative Sequencing Activity Pack This activity pack provides customizable graphic cards and narration for
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K - 6th
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PARCC Types of Writing Cards
The upcoming PARCC assessment will ask the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students to produce types of writing from this list.This product is designed in a flash-card type style. There are 36 types of writing listed individually on cards (autobiography, letter, magazine article, etc.). There are also 36 cards with a description of each type of writing. Your students need to be familiar with each one and know how to create an example of it if asked. Of course you have taught how to write each and ev
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3rd - 5th
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5 Step Writing Process- Visuals
I used a 5 step process I found on the internet to create these visuals that will assist students in completing the writing process successfully. There are 5 cards and each card includes the name of the step, a sub title explaining the step, and a few descriptors to help students further understand what happens in that step.
Visuals should be printed on card stock, laminated and hung somewhere in the classroom. In my classroom I have clothes pins with each student's name on it and as they are g
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2nd - 5th
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Expository Editing and Writing Task Cards
This set of nine cards will help your writers and editors chunk information to create an all-star expository essay.
Grades:
3rd - 9th
Revision Flash Cards
I've used these flash cards to help my student during the revising process. We pull these out to strengthen their rough draft by revising their sentences.
Note I just printed out the cards with a white background and then glued them to card stock to make them durable. You can also laminate them for long term use.
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1st - 5th
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ABC Trace Letters
easy book to introduce letter tracing and pencil control
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PreK - K
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