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4th grade short stories scaffolded notes
Realistic Fiction Scaffolded Writing Unit and Word Search CCSS Grades 3-6
Discover the art of storytelling with this Realistic Fiction Writing Unit, designed for diverse classrooms, including general education, special education (SPED), and English Language Learner (ELL) students. This unit offers a scaffolded approach, ensuring step-by-step progression through the materials. Key Features of This Unit:Realistic Fiction Anchor Chart: Clearly outlines the defining elements of realistic fiction.Practical Writing Tips Anchor Chart: Provides valuable tips to enhance studen
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3rd - 6th
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Differentiated S.C.A.M.P.E.R. Scaffold to create a Fairy Tale
Provided is the scaffold S.C.A.M.P.E.R. that has a guideline that explains what each section includes. As well as, three different forms of a differentiated worksheet for students to get started on writing their own Fairy Tales. Form A allows students to have a checklist and to begin writing.Form B is more prompted in order to help students who need more assistance and structure in their writing.Form C is for those students who need examples in front of them and even more scaffolding and prompti
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PreK - 8th
TPRS & TPR French. LESSON BUNDLE 1, 2 & 3. French Through Movement and Story.
I have used these three lesson sets with beginning French students every year for the past four years. These lessons are fully road tested and have brought me and my students great success; not only that but they have sparked the interest of fellow teachers also! Students will go from gesturing the action of high frequency verbs, adjectives and nouns to reading mini stories in French. Each lesson builds on the previous one and the vocabulary is recycled through the lessons, If you have a knowled
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4th - 7th
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Fantasy Story following Hero's Journey
This short story is a story I wrote that follows the hero's journey. I kept searching for good short stories that mirrored the hero's journey format and I couldn't find anything appropriate for 6th graders! So, I decided to write my own! There are various types of hero journey formats out there, but this is the path I follow:1. Ordinary world2. Call to adventure3. Refusal4. Meeting with the mentor5. Crossing the threshold6. Tests7. Approach8. Ordeal9. Reward10. Road backI included a link in the
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4th - 8th
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Cornell Notes for teaching Theme
These Cornell notes with answers provide students with guiding questions for teaching theme as an element of literature.
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4th - 12th
20 plantillas Mapas Mentales en blanco -Organizar Pensamientos e ideas spanish
20 plantillas Mapas Mentales en blancoEstos artÃculos están diseñados para estimular tu creatividad y mejorar la organización de tus ideas.Contiene 20 mapas mentales en blanco, cada uno de los cuales mide individualmente 8,5 x 11 pulgadas, y brindan un amplio espacio para visualizar y motivar conceptos de una manera clara y efectiva.Las páginas brindan una plataforma amplia para capturar sus pensamientos y explorar nuevas conexiones mentales.Ideal para prácticas de lluvia de ideas, fomenta la li
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Guided Notes Over the Different Types of Characters
Guided notes over the different types of characters, including protagonist, antagonist, round, flat, dynamic, and static characters. This is a Word Doc and is fully editable!
These guided notes go along with this Prezi: http://prezi.com/l-qfw04gz5dp/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share
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3rd - 8th
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Writing a Short Story | HKDSE | junior form | Pre-/post-writing worksheet
English worksheets for writing a story about being a taxi driver in Hong Kong. The worksheets serve as a scaffolding exercise/activity, covering vocabulary for writing stories, common errors students make, structure of a story (beginning, climax, resolution, ending, etc), language features for stories and useful expressions. They are great for junior or senior form students as pre-writing or post-writing worksheets. - Good for Cantonese speakers / students who are learning English as a second la
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Elements of Plot Foldable
A QUICK AND EASY PRODUCT!This is a quick, easy elements of plot foldable to use during literature units. Uses:* Help students identify the parts of plot and provide each of their definitions. * Enhances active learning and recall of important aspects of the story as students read a story and fill in the key points in the foldable. * Highly interactive and great for use in interactive notebooks, fitting easily in all size composition notebooks!* A positive alternative to creating a plot diagram!
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3rd - 9th
Personal Narrative Checklist***Best Seller!
Personal Narrative Checklist cards for students to use while they draft personal narratives. Easy to add to writer's notebooks for a reference.
Check out our Expository Checklist at: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Expository-Writing-ChecklistBest-Seller-1472122
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2nd - 7th
Personal Narrative Writing A Special Place Scaffolded Unit CCSS Grades 3-6
Your students will become more confident storytellers with this Personal Narrative Writing Unit. Designed for a diverse classroom, this scaffolded guide caters to all learners, including general education, special education (SPED), and English Language Learners (ELL). This step-by-step scaffolding method simplifies the writing process, providing a sequence of content, materials, and tasks.This easy-to-navigate unit breaks down the elements of personal narrative writing into manageable chunks, al
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3rd - 6th
The Witch Boy Pacing Guide and Reciprocal Discussion Comprehension Questions
The Witch Boy is an engaging 213-page graphic novel by Molly Knox Ostertag that encourages readers to question when activities are set aside only for certain groups. What happens when someone tries to go outside tradition?What you get in this resource:1. 2-week Pacing Guide: There are no chapters identified in this story so I chunked the text into 9 sections/days of reading. There is a list and a calendar option to modify for your purposes.2. 36 Reciprocal Discussion Comprehension Questions: 4
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4th - 8th
Story Map - Help with WH Questions
Description: A VERY simple story map worksheet to help your students outline the details of a story (Who, What, When, and Where). The student can record the details on the worksheet with help from the therapist or teacher while reading the story independently or listening to the story read aloud. The worksheet can be used as a visual support for answering WH questions.
Use: Print and laminate the story map, or insert into a dry erase pocket (my favorite for therapy sessions!). Or print copies f
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K - 12th
Summarizing Fiction and Nonfiction Texts
This bundle includes resources that help teach students the difference between summarizing fiction stories and nonfiction texts. I use the "Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then," method for fiction and main idea and three key details for nonfiction. Includes...
1. A mini "fill-in-the-blank" anchor chart for students to take notes on. My fifth grade students put these in their interactive notebooks, filled out the notes during whole group instruction, and used them as a resource to remember when to u
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2nd - 6th
"The Smallest Dragonboy" vs. How to Train Your Dragon
This is a text to film compare and contrast guide to be used after reading the short story "The Smallest Dragonboy" by Anne McCaffrey. It includes varieties of Venn diagrams for character traits, setting, plot events, problem and solution, and theme.
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4th - 12th
Folk Tale, Tall Tale & Myth Book Report
This document includes a letter to students and parents, a page with all directions and expectations, as well as a rubric, and note taking sheets for the students. A total of 6 pages. The product will be a newspaper with a cover story, advertisement with the theme and other story elements, an interview with the main character, and a comic strip. The students are excited to discover the various elements of this genre, such as exaggeration, symbolism, and things appearing in threes or sevens!
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3rd - 5th
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A Creative Writing Crash Course Booklet
This "Crash Course" Booklet is complete with all of the elements to teach a mini-unit on creative writing! It's a great way to get students using their imagination in a guided way! Try it out and see what they come up with!Appropriate for Grades 4-8This Zipped File Includes It All!1) It begins with planning out the elements of their story(Characters/ Setting/ Conflict and Resolution)2) Brainstorming their setting and characters3) Learning about and plot graphs and creating their own4) Showing Ra
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4th - 8th
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Different Narrative Endings - Roald Dahl Texts
Students are given 3 alternative endings to the original Roald Dahl text. They choose one and rewrite the final part of the story. · The Twits· Charlie and the Chocolate Factory· Danny Champion of the World· The Witches· Matilda· James and the Giant Peach· The BFG· The Giraffe and the Pelly and MeThis is a great activity to follow up when teaching students - How to write a resolution? Students could also work on a finish in pairs/groups during literacy rotations.The texts are still time
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1st - 4th
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Narrative Writing Poster/Anchor Chart
Narrative writing display/anchor chartsI have designed this display for middle and upper primary school students. In NSW these are students are in years 3-6. However, they may prove useful in all grades and stages.Please note: The narrative display incorporates the Seven Steps to Writing Success method.This display is also part of a bundle from my store :)Happy learning,Mrs K
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3rd - 7th
BUNDLE: Elements of Mythology and Creation Myths
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ELEMENTS OF MYTHOLOGY
Enhance your mythology unit by teaching students how to identify the elements of mythology in texts! Resource includes notes page with the six elements of mythology (including space for students to rewrite the definition in their own words), and a worksheet for applying their knowledge to different myth texts.
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CREATION MYTHS
How did the world come to be? A question that has intrigued humanity for hundreds of thousands of years. Engage your
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4th - 8th
Writing Fictional Stories or Personal Narratives: Analyzing and Planning Pages
I am always amazed and never disappointed with my students' personal narratives each and every time we use these planners! Use these printables to get students to write personal narratives and/or autobiographical incidents or ANY type of fictional story/short story while including ALL of the necessary elements: setting/characters/plot/theme-this planner ensures there won't be a rush to the end! This planner is more for a story, so if you're interested in a more formal ESSAY, then see my store f
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3rd - 8th
ENGLISH - Short Story Planner Template
The planner is to help students plan their short stories with prompting hints and subheadings. The students plan their story then begin drafting. A good scaffold for all students in the classroom and can be used over multiple age groups.
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4th - 10th
Mythology - Creation Myths Scaffolded Notes and Worksheets
How did the world come to be? A question that has intrigued humanity for hundreds of thousands of years. Engage your students with lessons about the ways different cultures and people groups explained the creation of the world.
Resource includes notes page with four types of creation myths (including space for students to rewrite the definition in their own words), and a worksheet for applying their knowledge to different myth texts.
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- PDF and Word .doc file: Types of Creation Myths
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4th - 8th
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Planning & Analyzing Pages for Writing Personal or Fictional Narratives
When my students are given the "narrative prompt," they never fail to ask, "How many paragraphs do we have to write?" These pages will clear that up ASAP!! A narrative is not an essay and students must know this! As long as it has the story structure and proper paragraphing, it will be ENOUGH!
I am always amazed and never disappointed with my students' personal narratives each and every time we use these planners! Use these printables to get students to write personal narratives and/or autob
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
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