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Women's History Month creative writing handouts for Google Apps
Narrative Writing Unit - Personal Narrative- Google Classroom Distance Learning
In this detailed, CCSS-aligned, 10-day unit, students will learn about narrative writing and actively participate in the writing process. Students will write personal narratives about an interesting experience that taught them a lesson. In their personal narratives, students will include key elements of narrative writing: ideas, organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency and conventions. Through the study of a mentor text, pre-writing activities, draft guidelines, revision mini-lesso
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5th - 8th
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Punctuating Dialogue - Embedding Quotations Grammar Worksheets - Quotation Marks
Teach students about punctuating dialogue using these grammar worksheets, games, and activities! Students will learn about embedding quotations and the proper use of quotation marks with this modern and engaging lesson. Suitable for online learning and Google Classroom®!Included with these Punctuating Dialogue Grammar Worksheets:✏️ Punctuating Dialogue Slideshow Lesson - Microsoft PowerPoint® & Google Slides®✏️ Punctuating Dialogue Informational Handout✏️ Punctuating Dialogue Practice Ac
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6th - 10th
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The Color Monster - FEELINGS & EMOTIONS Book Companion Lesson
The Color Monster Lesson PlanThis FUN & INTERACTIVE Book Companion Lesson is perfect for learning about FEELINGS & EMOTIONS! Students can move around the room or stay seated for the Scenario Activity that shows them how situations can trigger different emotions. …This works great for DIGITAL DISTANT LEARNING too! Based on the needs of your students, there are five INDEPENDENT Activities to choose from. These are in Color, Black/White, and in Digital form.Can be used:As a CLASSROOM LESSON
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PreK - 2nd
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15 Secondary Writing Lessons with Practice
These fifteen mini-lessons with practice can help every secondary student writer improve. When you use this print-and-go set, whether as a writer's notebook, a set of bellringers, writing station work, or a summer project, you'll be helping each of your writers advance across disciplines and across different types of assignments. From the Reviews: "This is AMAZEBALLS great! Not only are there clear examples comparing the 'before' and 'after' application of the lesson, but there are also writing
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7th - 12th
Timed Writing Prompts for Creative Writing & Writing Skills (Paper and Digital)
These writing prompts are perfect to add to any classroom. You can use them as a set of daily writing prompts, as a writing unit introduction, as a way to infuse fun writing activities into the classroom, or to build community and spark a love for writing. The best part is that they are designed to help students develop communication and writing skills. Specifically, timed writing activities challenge students to race the clock as they write as much as they can during a fixed time period. Studen
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4th - 7th
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The Handmaid's Tale Unit Plan, Hulu Series Connections and Current Events
Use the hit Hulu series and hot topic modern events to teach The Handmaid's Tale, by Margaret Atwood. This unit includes every single thing you need to teach this terrifying, captivating, and mind-blowing book. I’ve loved this book for 25 years, taught it for 10 and now I’ve adapted the whole unit to be used with the TV series and modern events. This unit includes:Daily lessons for each chapterCurrent event connections ripped from the headlines!A link to the full text onlineDaily “Do Now” person
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: FULL YEAR of Literature Bundle | 4 NOVEL UNIT PLANS, Complete Curriculum
Show Don't Tell Creative Writing Worksheets | Print | Digital | Easel
One of the most important techniques a writer can master is learning to SHOW action rather than TELL the reader about it. Although many writers are aware of the importance of the technique, they are not sure how to accomplish it. This lesson presents 5 easy ways to show rather than tell and provides students with exercises to practice what they have learned. Your students will have fun learning to show rather than tell and in doing so will greatly improve their writing. Here's what teachers are
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Creative Writing Exercises and Activities Bundle | Print | Digital
First Week of School "Get to Know You" Questionnaire
I used this packet the first week of school to get to know my students! After introducing the packet on the first day, students worked on it as their "bell ringer" or "do now" activity when they first came into class. Each day has 10-15 questions that range from favorite colors, candies, and sports teams, to asking students how they learn best, how they show themselves love, and how they are motivated. I plan on keeping these in a binder to reference as needed throughout the year!Examples of
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5th - 12th
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Dissect a Poem: Complete Anatomy of Poem Activity EDITABLE
Dissect a Poem: Complete Anatomy of a Poem Activity - Editable in Microsoft Word
This IS included in my mega bundle: ALL of my POETRY RESOURCES GROWING BUNDLE.
This exercise breaks down the different types of poems, parts of a poem, figurative language, and translation. Easy to read and understand, with plenty of examples. Teacher's guide included.
Updated: Differentiated student handouts with blanks now included AND Microsoft Word (both .doc and .docx formats) student copies, so you can cu
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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How to Write a Spooky Horror Story Brochure: Helpful Guide for a Mini-Unit
Help students write SCARY GOOD horror stories with this 100% editable reference brochure that takes them through the writing process step by step. This resource will complement any spooky narrative unit. Inside, the brochure covers creating a spooky setting, crafting authentic characters & terrifying monsters, hooking the reader, creating a mood of fear with sensory details, planning out the plot & pacing the story, injecting suspense into the narrative, and using language as a tool to m
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7th - 12th
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Kim's Convenience: A Complete Unit - Digital & Print!
If your class is studying the dramatic play Kim's Convenience this school year, get ready for lots of laughter and perhaps a few tears! Kim's Convenience, written by Canadian playwright Ins Choi, is a play about a Korean-Canadian family living in Toronto, Ontario. After its incredible success on the stage, Kim's Convenience was adapted into a television sitcom by the CBC, lasting five seasons.The unit includes OVER 300 pages/slides worth of resources (worksheets, activities, lesson plans, assess
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9th - 11th
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Emily Dickinson “I’m Nobody” Poetry Analysis + Modern Poem, Fame Theme, CCSS
This easy to deliver one-day lesson uses the work of American poet Emily Dickinson to guide a discussion of many students’ dream of becoming a social media influencer/TikTok Famous. The student handout includes a copy of Emily Dickinson’s well-known poem, “I’m Nobody! Who are You?,” to compare with a modern poem written on the same theme. The handout includes a set of 10 short-answer critical thinking questions that will require students to dig back into the text and their own minds to find the
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8th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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UIL Ready Writing Resources
I was looking for resources to help me successfully coach my kiddos. I couldn't find anything, so I decided to make my own! I hope it helps you out!Pack includes:Tryout NotePractice Announcement Notean expository essay format that is EASY to read/understandbasic transition word handoutgraphic organizers!examples of narrative endingstwo different writing checklistscommonly misspelled wordsI put all of these in a folder and gave it to my team to use during practice. They love it and find it so hel
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Not Grade Specific
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Personal Narrative Writing Student Checklist and Teacher Rubric *Editable*
Use this product to help guide students in their writing of personal narratives, and to help guide you in the grading process! This completely editable checklist covers both the elements of narrative writing, as well as the conventions of writing that middle-elementary students should know. The goal statements are written from the perspective of the student, and in language that the student can easily understand!There are two pages in this document: One Student Checklist with 10 goals they are w
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1st - 8th
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Editable End of Year Letter to Parents & Students Farewell from Teacher Apples
Searching for farewell letters for the end of the year? Choose between two editable student letters and parent letters. A travel metaphor is woven throughout the first student letter, referencing an upcoming journey into life’s next adventure. A book metaphor weaves throughout the second student letter, referencing turning the page to enter life’s next chapter. Both parent letters are designed to pair with either student letter.You will love one-page editing because it will save you loads of tim
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2nd - 5th
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Writing Paper Stationery with Borders for Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer
Do you want to motivate your students to showcase their poetry, narrative, or creative writing? Do you need stationery to engage them in their writing? Then download this Writing Paper Stationery! These 30 unique designs come with a variety of themes and can be used both digitally and in print. Each design comes with narrow lines, wide lines, and unlined options. Use them to decorate your bulletin boards, as final drafts of writing, or as a gift, there are so many options with these fanciful the
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2nd - 5th
Narrative Writing: This I Believe Essay and Prewriting Organizers
Narrative Writing: This I Believe Essay and Prewriting Organizers are a useful complement to writing workshop. The organizers help students to brainstorm and clarify their beliefs before writing a narrative essay expounding upon one of their core beliefs. This resource can be used with the This I Believe Curriculum, and the website has lots of links to personal/narrative essay writing for inspiration.I use this activity early in the year to get started with writing workshop.RELATED PRODUCTSMy L
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7th - 12th
INTERVIEW with a MUSICIAN RESEARCH PROJECT for Middle School General Music
Give your middle school general music students a deeper understanding of the lives and careers of musicians. Students will research their subjects, collect interesting facts about them, and write a script of an interview with the subject that incorporates their research. As the instructor, you can assign all types of musicians as interview subjects, making this activity a great addition to any music appreciation unit.Some possible themes include:Classical musicians throughout history Famous Jazz
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7th - 8th
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Also included in: MUSIC RESEARCH PROJECT BUNDLE for Middle School General Music
Fairy Tales: Perspective, Point of View, & Character Practice
The playing with perspective resource provides a framework for students to complete an analysis of classic fairy tales from an alternative point of view. The assignment is aligned to the Common Core State Standards and designed not only to have students practice literary skills but also demonstrate their narrative writing ability. Digital Compatibility: This resource is also technology friendly! It can be utilized in classrooms where computers or tablets are central to instruction because the re
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3rd - 8th
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Hooks/Opening Lines/Attention-Getters, Introductions Writing Lesson
Writing a catchy hook or crafting an appropriate attention-getter for any mode of writing can be tricky for students. It's, after all, the first piece of the essay that everybody reads, so it's certainly one of the most crucial tools in an author’s toolbox. In this no-prep lesson plan for teaching students to write a successful opening line, students will see examples of some of the best opening lines from the "real world" and how those can be translated into their own writing. Student Experie
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Flash Fiction Writing, Micro Fiction, Short Story Writing
Introduce more creative writing into your classroom with this Flash Fiction Activity! Whether you have just finished a short story unit or just read a few short stories in your ELA classroom, have your students write a a flash fiction short story to assess their literary terms and figurative terms knowledge. You can accomplish all of this with Flash Fiction writing!This activity is perfect for...Centers/StationsWriting stationsAssessmentShort Story UnitCreative Writing Flash Fiction is also know
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Writing Bundle-Essay, Argument, Creative and Informational Writing
103 Essay & Writing Prompts for Winter | Middle & High School Writing Topics
Huge collection of over 100 quality writing prompts to celebrate winter and the special celebrations of the months of December through February*! Stop frantically searching Google for writing prompts and essay topics for your students! These high-quality, unique, and fun Writing Prompts for Winter include winter-themed writing prompts for Research papers, Argumentative/Persuasive Essays, Expository/Informative Essays, Descriptive/Narrative Essays, Response to Quote/Response to Literature-Poetr
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6th - 9th
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Write a Hook 3 Activities How to Write a Hook Model and Practice
Are you looking for a way to help students improve their writing? Do your students some wonder how to start a paragraph or writing assignment? Teaching students "how to write a hook" is a poswerful skill for elementary school writers. This How to Write a HOOK activity set is all you need to support students. The first sentence sets the tone of your students writing. Great to use for their Back to School writing unit. The activities can be used to teach Writing a Hook over 3 or 4 days. Studen
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in: How to Write Writing BUNDLE Step by Step
End of Year Activity - Letter to My Future Self Freebie - Distance Learning
I always close out the school year with this fun and easy (NO GRADE) activity! Students write a letter to their future selves. PDF and Google Slides versions available. In class activity: I ask them to bring in a self-address envelope, with a forever stamp on it. They place their letter in the envelope when they are finished. They can write as little or as much as they like! This is private; I tell them that I will not read them! I save them and send them the year that they graduate from high sc
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5th - 12th
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