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Middle school creative writing study guides for Easel Activities
Narrative Writing Hooks with Practice Easel Activity
Narrative Writing Hooks and Writing Practice. Examples from literature of various writing hooks. Students learn that writer's use enticing beginnings to engage readers, grab their attention, lead them into a story. They apply this by using a hook in their own writing. Has a list of 20 famous first lines in children's books that students can read and discuss. Includes writing practice assignments and a reflection page, along with teacher directions. Great for substitute, homework, homeschool, re
Grades:
6th - 9th
Flora and Ulysses Novel Study
I created this novel study of Flora and Ulysses for my own son and my homeschool classes. "Flora and Ulysses" - the award winning book by Kate DiCamilla is great to read with your 4th, 5th or 6th grade class. This is a complete novel study guide for that book. This study guide contains nearly 60 no prep printable worksheets covering a variety of literacy lessons.For my unit study I divided the book into 5 units. Each unit has no prep vocabulary activities, comprehension questions and grammar/l
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Also included in:Â Kate DiCamilla Novel Study Bundle
Idioms Fill in the Blank Introduction, Review, or Quiz NOW DIGITAL!
Need a fun way to introduce idioms? Let your students fill in the blanks to complete these idiomatic phrases. As the phrase is completed the definition is added. Use as an introductory lesson, a quiz, or a whole group review.Over 25 idioms to complete with a corresponding answer slide.And now offered as a TPT Easel activity!*****************************************************************************Other great resourcesGoogle Interactive Classroom.BOOM Cards.Multiple Meaning Words Vocabulary
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Characterization Handout and Graphic Organizers for Writing
Characterization Handout: Making Characters Memorable. This handout helps students create believable characters in their narrative accounts and creative writing. It outlines what good writers should consider in order to introduce characters and bring them to life. What do readers want to see in a character? Is the story plot driven or character driven? What are the internal and external character traits? Who is the antagonist and protagonist? Are both vital to the story? What are the conflicts,
Grades:
5th - 8th, Adult Education
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The Secret Garden: Focus on Grammar and Writing
The Secret Garden, by Frances Hodgson Burnett, is used as the foundation for teaching (or reviewing) several grammar and writing principles:Notable NounsAdjectives that AddVarying the lengths of sentencesAlliterationThis product can be used by itself as your student is reading The Secret Garden -- or it can be used with the mini-guide for The Secret Garden. The mini-guide focuses on vocabulary, questions, and reading activities; it is available in two formats:Interactive:Mini-Guide for Middlers
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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