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Writing-expository Common Core W.5.1b scaffolded notes
How to Write a Paragraph: A Step by Step Guide to Paragraph Writing
Writing paragraphs has never been easier with this step by step color coding method! I use this to teach my students AND my own children paragraph writing and it has improved their writing tremendously!This strategy for writing paragraphs has transformed the way my students write their paragraphs, and in turn - their essays! The lesson teaches students how to use three different colors to add specific details to their body paragraphs. It is a step by step guide that does not overwhelm students.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Guided Writing Templates & Graphic Organizers: Brainstorming & Prewriting
These writing templates and graphic organizers help students brainstorm and organize their ideas before they begin writing their drafts. They are supplementary resources that make the writing process easier for the students and are a great way to scaffold, but they do not replace explicit instruction. I personally love using these, specially with students that have a hard time structuring an essay. It guides students in the writing process. Some of my struggling writers love looking at their end
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Writing resources/ practice worksheets
Writing Resources: What included?1.) TAGS topic sentence strategy poster 2.) TAGS topic sentence strategy practice worksheet3.) Magic thesis statement guided notes4.) Research/Expository essay outline 5.) RACES bookmarks 1. Tags topic sentence poster: poster explaining what TAGS stands for (Title, Author, Genre, & Subject)2. Tags topic sentence practice worksheet- Worksheet that prompts students to write 2 topic sentences using the TAGS strategy. Perfect to pair with an upcoming narrative es
Grades:
5th - 7th
Persuasive Paragraph Structure (TEEL & PEEL)
Teaching persuasive writing? These simple posters are written in 1st person to guide students in successfully writing a persuasive paragraph using either the TEEL or PEEL structures. Print large as a classroom display or A5 to paste into student workbooks. Enjoy and let me know how you use this resource in your classroom :D @learnmooreinschool
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
American History Monument Project
As a class, we discussed the current protests against certain monuments across the United States. Then we began an inquiry into other American history heroes that would be more deserving of a monument. Students began an authentic research project which concluded in them producing a persuasive essay trying to convince their reader that this hero is deserving of a monument. Be sure to check out my Narrative Non-Fiction Graphic Organizer as a way for your students to organize their research and not
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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