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Writing Jamboards Templates | Nonfiction Opinion Informational Anchor Charts
105 digital writing Google Jamboards to help your students understand the writing process and feel more confident during independent writing. Get your students interacting during small group intervention or your whole group mini-lessons by having them co-create an anchor chart, solidify their ideas so they know exactly what they’re going off to write, and celebrate parts of their writing! Click here to grab our GROWING BUNDLE of 600+ Google Jamboard templates for all subjects!Wasn't Jamboard jus
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Grades:
1st - 5th
PERSONAL NARRATIVE COMPLETE UNIT WITH LITERATURE AS INSPIRATION FOR SMARTBOARD
Personal Narrative
Writing Unit (about 2-3 weeks)
Grades 2,3,4 but can be adapted for older or younger grades
EACH LESSON INCLUDES A LEARNING OBJECTIVE!
This Unit incorporates the use of literature as inspiration for writing our personal narrative. It's created for a 2nd or 3rd grade Personal Narrative writing Unit.
Each day requires:
*reading a book
*teacher models a graphic organizer
*students complete their own organizer
*short paragraphs written for each organizer
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Grades:
1st - 6th, Staff
Class Writing Process Tracker - Keep track of where your students are!
This is a tool to help you keep track of where your students are in the writing process. You can use this across all assignments and genres. In the blank at the top, you will add whichever assignment or genre your students are working on. The boxes are a place to type student names. Once they move from one step of the writing process to the next, I would either have my students come tell me so I could move them or they would go to my computer (while it was displaying the tracker) and move themse
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
Broad Yet Distinct Main Ideas
A SmartBoard Lesson that helps students create main ideas that are precise and not so broad. It teaches them to see the difference between a good idea that can have specific details as opposed a broad idea that is hard to create specific details for.
Grades:
1st - 5th
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