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Middle school writing-essays interactive notebooks under $5
Argumentative Text Introduction - Elements of an Argument Graphic Organizer
Lay solid foundations for your argumentative text unit with this simple yet effective introduction to the elements of an argument. The editable PowerPoint presentation will provide an easy-to-teach overview while the doodle note style graphic organizer will offer your students a fun and interactive way to process and record the essential content.✔ Check out the preview for a closer look!✎ With this introduction to argumentative texts mini-lesson, you can help your students develop a better under
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5th - 7th
Writing Claim & Counterclaim Practice
This is a simple way for students to practice writing a claim and counterclaim about a given prompt. Students are given questions and must choose a side by writing a claim. Then, the identify the opposing view and write a counterclaim. There is an example completed for them.
This would make a great warm-up, sub plan, or homework assignment after the idea is introduced. It would also be good as a quick review or a partner activity to get students to collaborate and discuss ideas.
I used this pr
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in: Argument Essay Practice Discount Bundle
Argumentative Essay Writing Graphic Organizers
Help your students by providing them with these argument writing graphic organizers! They will have the opportunity to organize their thoughts, opinions, and evidence findings! With these graphic organizers, your students will improve their writing skills by breaking apart and drafting their own argumentative essays!Writing can be one of the toughest subjects because of its tendency to become overwhelming! I have created graphic organizers that can help students to put their thoughts onto paper
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6th - 12th
ACE Reading Strategy for Writing Constructed Responses - Bulletin Board Set
ACE Reading Strategy: How to Write Constructive Response READING PromptsDo your students run out of lines when answering prompts on their standardized test? Are you looking for a way to teach, “how to cite evidence?” Try teaching the ACE acronym: Answer, Cite, Explain.At first, I was using the RACE acronym, but by the time my students “Restated” the question, they were almost out of lines to “Answer” the question or even “Cite” evidence. So, I switched to the ACE strategy.This product includ
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Writing Sidekick Office Lapbook, Parts of Speech, Paragraphs, Writing Process
Writing Sidekick- EDITABLE VERSION INCLUDEDClick here for a Sidekick BundleIf you're anything like me, you find yourself begging your students to apply the skills they have learned in your mini-lessons. No matter how many times you remind them, they always seem to forget the skills you are trying to get them to practice independently!These writing sidekicks are PERFECT for students to put out on their desks while they are writing. They also work as great study carrels to keep students focused on
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3rd - 8th
Also included in: Sidekick Bundle- 3-5 Reading, K-3 Reading, 3rd Grade Math, 3-5 Writing
Character Traits: Writing Mini Lesson
This writing mini-lesson on Character Traits dives deep into learning about the different types of traits and how characters are developed and change throughout a story plot. This lesson uses explicit teaching to thoroughly teach the mini-lesson.This mini-lesson is also included in the NARRATIVE WRITING UNIT!Included:1. Anchor Chart: Two Kinds of Traits2. Mentor Text: 3 examples (one is an original story)3. Brainstorm: ABC word list of character traits4. Interactive Notes: 3 interactive noteboo
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2nd - 6th
Writing: Sentence Starters & Graphic Organizers for Essays - Upper Elemen. & up
PLEASE!!! This resource IS NOT intended to be used with primary grades (K-2)! I don't know why you would buy a resource that is labeled with the word "Essays" in it for children who can barely form a proper sentence, but people have done it. I would not attempt it unless your curriculum has your K-2-grade students writing ESSAYS! You could modify this resource to include simple paragraph writing as you see fit. THIS IS BUNDLED WITH TWO WRITING RESOURCES!!! DO NOT PURCHASE THEM IF YOU PLAN ON PUR
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3rd - 12th
Persuasive/Opinion Writing: How to Write A Hook
Are you teaching persuasive/opinion writing and want to teach your students how to write a hook to grab their reader's attention? This product can help you do just that!Included in this purchase are: • 1 Google Slides Presentation that teaches students 3 different types of hooks: question, emotional statement or interesting fact.) The presentation includes several examples and opportunities for practice in a whole-group or small-group setting. (You can also download this as a PowerPoint presenta
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3rd - 6th
Writing Conclusions for Persuasive or Opinion Writing: Slides and Notes
How to Write the Conclusion in Persuasive or Opinion WritingI find that my students often run out of ideas and don't know how to write effective conclusions to end their essays. This lesson gives them four simple steps to follow when writing a conclusion for their persuasive essays. It guides students through each step with an example, and then it gives students the opportunity to practice on their own. Although this lesson is for persuasive essays, I use the same concept with informational essa
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4th - 6th
Intro Paragraph (Argumentative) Graphic Organizer for Interactive Notebooks
This graphic organizer guides students through the process of writing an introduction paragraph for an argumentative essay. It contains a guide along the left-hand side that helps students write thorough introduction paragraphs. This is the perfect size for students to cut out and glue into an interactive notebooks.
Grades:
5th - 8th
Writing Hooks, Leads, and Introductions
Interesting leads are a great way for students to grab a reader's attention. Good writers make use of strong leads to add interest to their writing. Students who know how to engage their audience often find it easier to organize their writing and add better details. Get your students hooked on better writing habits. Included in this resource:• A handy anchor chart• 3 sheets of examples and student practice (10 total types of leads)• 3 sheets of "Collection Jars" for reading connection and inte
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Credible Reliable Sources Online Handout Notebook Poster
This is a single page file that reminds and reviews credible and reliable online sources for student reference on research projects.
The page includes:
Definitions of primary and secondary sources
How to "ICE" a quote: Introduce, Cite, and Explain
Websites to NEVER EVER USE (Wikipedia, blogging and opinion-based sites)
Website that are good, better, and best including the domains (.com, .org, .net, .gov, .edu)
Use this handout to blow up as a poster, print for students to keep in a folder
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Peel Paragraph and Essay Writing Strategy Interactive Fan
Are you a fan of hands-on student engagement? This new PEEL paragraph and essay interactive fan will boost your essay writing lessons and standardized test prep. The interactive fan is loaded with notes, reminders, and sentence starters for Point, Evidence, Explanation, and Link. Teachers will love the black and white and color option.
Interactive fans are dynamic! How so? The possibilities are endless.
-an alternative to interactive notebooks
-uses much less paper! (absolutely a huge plu
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Anchor Chart: Primary and Secondary Sources
This product can be blown up and printed as an anchor chart for you classroom or given to students for their notes.
Includes:
* Two anchor chart posters
(Primary vs Secondary and Types of Resources)
* Interactive Notebook printable
* Interactive Notebook foldable
Grades:
1st - 12th
The 1st Great Awakening DBQ and Stations
Students are asked to answer the question, "How did the Great Awakening influence the mindset of Colonial Americans?" using 4 sources. 3 are primary sources from the era, and 1 is an excerpt from a Journal Article by two modern historians.
This file comes with 2 options:
1) A traditional DBQ with 3 guiding questions per document to help the students toward their own thesis, with a page to record a quote that can be used as evidence in the essay.
2) A "Stations Packet" if the teacher wants t
Grades:
8th - 11th
Transition Words in Writing | Words for Descriptive Writing
Your students can use this tool as a quick reference for transition words in writing or better words for descriptive writing. The printable version can be placed directly in your students’ writing notebook or have students bookmark the digital version on their computers to utilize wherever and whenever! Product Features→ Digital version for Google Drive→ Black and white printable version for writing notebooks→ Can be utilized all year long → Help improve your student’s writing vocabulary &
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3rd - 6th
Writing Process Interactive Notebook and Google Slides
Use these interactive notebook templates to teach or the five steps of the writing process! This product includes six different interactive notebook templates and a Google Slides presentation. Photos and cut/glue/activity instructions are also included for teacher use. The following templates are included: Steps of the Writing ProcessPrewriting WritingRevisingEditingPublishingCheck out this Figurative Language Interactive Notebook! Connect with Me! InstagramPinterestFollow Me on TPT! Keywords: W
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
ICE AGE ANIMALS: INFORMATIONAL REPORT
ANIMAL REPORT: ICE AGE ANIMALS: INFORMATIVE WRITING
Have your students write informational reports on 12 Ice Age animals! These flipbooks scaffold the structural components of an Informational Report at each stage of the writing process. This resource can be used as a stand-alone flipbook or in an interactive notebook.
What’s Included:
✓ EDITABLE Flipbook templates (2-7) in blackline to print.
✓ Self-editing checklist
✓ Peer-editing checklist
✓ Teacher Marking Rubric x 4 formats
✓ Writin
Grades:
2nd - 7th
Transition Words, Keywords, and Sentence Starter Reference Sheets
Transition Reference SheetsIncluded in this product are two reference sheets for students:Transition KeywordsTransition Sentence StartersThese serve as a great reminder for students to use while honing their skills in transitioning. Each sheet is organized by purpose, and so it helps students choose the right wording while applying the concept in their own writing.These are in PDF format.*****************************************************************************Check out my Other Teacher Reso
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5th - 12th
The Writing Process Posters & Flipbook / Foldable Writing Process Activity
I suggest beginning your writing unit by using this writing process activity to allow students to become familiar with the writing process. Use the printable resource posters as a reference tool & visual display. Allow students to create a flipbook/foldable as a personal reference tool. They can keep this in a writing folder, or they can even tape it on their desks!READ BEFORE OPENING!Please check each description for more detailed information. These files are not editable!IS THIS FILE COMPL
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Grades:
1st - 6th
Writing Process Anchor Charts and Student Writing Process Pages
When writing essays, students should follow a writing process. It will guide them to write effective essays. What is included?1. Writing Process Anchor Charts (2)- Use the anchor charts to introduce the writing process. 2. Writing Process Student Reference- Use the student reference page in a writing center or student resource booklet. 3. Writing Process Interactive Page- Use this page for taking notes on the writing process.Thank you for visiting my store!Pam★ ★ ★ ★ ★This resource is include
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
Also included in: 2ND GRADE - SENTENCE STRUCTURE - PARAGRAPH WRITING - NARRATIVE - OPINION
Emotions that Show, not Tell: A Narrative Writing Revision Strategy
This is a mini-unit on one of my favorite strategies to revise a narrative piece of writing. I always open 5th grade with a narrative essay. This is one of the strategies I teach that shows students how to bring their emotions/details to life.
This resource contains 3 different activities/lessons that guides students on what body language is, and how to use them in describing an emotion. Students get the chance to act out different scenarios, and then jot down their reactions.
Included in th
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Argumentative Writing Tips Notes/Anchor Chart
This helpful tip page will assist your learners when developing their argumentative or opinion writing. Use this as a notes page in an interactive notebook or as an anchor chart in your classroom. The choice is yours!
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
November Writing Projects CCSS aligned for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Grades
These mini-interactive essays are perfect for the month of November!
There are 3 essay projects to cover the three main writing types in the common core.
The Common Core has three main writing types for 3rd to 6th grade. First opinion writing for 3rd-5th (argumentative for 6th), then informative/explanatory writing, and last, narrative writing. In this product, there are three writing projects, with one project for each writing type! freakyfridayfun
Opinion or Argumentative Writing Project: Th
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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