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ELABORATE IT! A Writing Game!
Do your students struggle with elaboration in their writing? Do they not know how to add more details, explain their evidence, or expand a thought? This product is for you! This product is a fun and engaging game for students of all levels! Students will practice elaborating random facts that are highly engaging and require no background knowledge or course level! This Resource Includes: *How To Use This Product*A Mini-Lesson Before Play *A Cheat Sheet For Students*Rules For The Game *36 Fun Fac
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Teacher Waiting Room
Use this template and place it on an acrylic frame. Glue the letters at the bottom to close the pins and place them on top of the letters at the top.Letters are your best bet if you have classroom numbers; therefore, numbers could get confusing. However, feel free to edit this template to suit your classroom needs best!Awesome behavioral management technique.
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Complete Essay Writing Packet!
This packet includes: Compare-Contrast Writing Packet Cause-Effect Writing PacketArgumentative Writing Packet24 Task Cards: Discussion and Writing PromptsBonus: Counterargument and Refutation vocabulary and paragraph hand-outOutlines: writing outlines for each essay typeStudents must analyze writing to be able to be good writers! These activities are meant to be collaborative and engaging pre-writing activities to expose students to writing & have them brainstorm together. Enjoy!
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Morning Work Slides for the Whole Year
Start each school day feeling relaxed and stress-free with these creative writing morning work slides for the entire year! Students will quickly become comfortable with this routine and eagerly look forward to the next morning's prompt with these 174 unique creative writing slides. No prep necessary!
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The Great Quotations Bundle: 104 Ways to Get Students Writing
Writing doesn’t belong only to the language arts classroom. It’s an important part of every subject. The process of wrestling their ideas into words forces students to pin down nebulous thoughts and decide what they really believe.The task cards and notebooking pages in these four books can launch great discussions and encourage your students to write more, no matter what subject you teach.Available with 8 1/2 x 11 (letter size) or A4 pages.For ages 8 and up.
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Parts of an Essay BUNDLE!!
Parts of an Essay BUNDLE!!!Bundle includes:How to write Parts of an Essay Transitional Word ListsTypes of Essays ChartEssay Writing ProcessParts of an Essay Task CardsSample Essay outlining intro, body, conclusionEssay Planning Sheet/Graphic OrganizerTwo Empty Lined Paper for essay writing!PDF Version!!!If you need any assistance, please let me know!THANK YOU! :)
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Opinion Writing: Explaining Pro's and Con's
Taking another's perspective or seeing an object or event from different viewpoints requires critical thinking.Discussing the positives and negatives of a situation can be used in the classroom as a writing prompt for individual instruction, a conversation starter for small or whole class discussion or an activity for a center or home based learning. Being able to discuss Pro's and Con's gives a student practice to learn to take another perspective and develop tolerance for differences of opinio
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Reflections on Mathematics 2: 28 More Quotation Cards with Notebooking Pages
Writing doesn’t belong only to the language arts classroom. It’s an important part of every subject. The process of wrestling their ideas into words forces students to pin down nebulous thoughts and decide what they really believe.These task cards contain inspirational and practical quotations about math and learning.Students can respond by putting the thought into their own words, telling whether or not they agree (and why), or describing how the quote relates to their experience of mathematics
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Also included in:Â The Great Quotations Bundle: 104 Ways to Get Students Writing
Reflections on Mathematics 1: 28 Quotation Cards with Notebooking Pages
Writing doesn’t belong only to the language arts classroom. It’s an important part of every subject. The process of wrestling their ideas into words forces students to pin down nebulous thoughts and decide what they really believe.These task cards contain inspirational and practical quotations about math and learning.Students can respond by putting the thought into their own words, telling whether or not they agree (and why), or describing how the quote relates to their experience of mathematics
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Also included in:Â The Great Quotations Bundle: 104 Ways to Get Students Writing
The Adventure of Learning 2: 28 More Quotation Cards with Notebooking Pages
Writing doesn’t belong only to the language arts classroom. It’s an important part of every subject. The process of wrestling their ideas into words forces students to pin down nebulous thoughts and decide what they really believe.These task cards contain inspirational and practical quotations about education and life. Students can respond by putting the thought into their own words, telling whether or not they agree (and why), or describing how the quote relates to math, science, history, or ot
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Also included in:Â The Great Quotations Bundle: 104 Ways to Get Students Writing
The Adventure of Learning 1: 28 Quotation Cards with Notebooking Pages
Writing doesn’t belong only to the language arts classroom. It’s an important part of every subject. The process of wrestling their ideas into words forces students to pin down nebulous thoughts and decide what they really believe.These task cards contain inspirational and practical quotations about education and life. Students can respond by putting the thought into their own words, telling whether or not they agree (and why), or describing how the quote relates to math, science, history, or ot
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Also included in:Â The Great Quotations Bundle: 104 Ways to Get Students Writing
Persuasive Writing with a Twist (Stimulus Posters)
Students are usually asked to write a persuasive essay about real life scenarios. For example, 'Children should not have to do homework'.
The six posters in this package allow students to think creatively about fictional scenarios while still trying to prove or substantiate a point. For example, 'Children should rule the world and make all the decisions'.
A creative twist so to speak.
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Story Starters / Hooks
Sometimes, the hardest task is coming up with an idea to start a story. These 18 hooks were written by 7th and 8th grade students, but they could be used with the youngest of learners. The photography and images (attributions noted or not required) assist in the development of the story. Use the story starters in your writing stations. When students need an idea, try sharing one of these story starters. Laminate them for future use. *Photos and image credits: Pixabay and PhotosForClass
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Writing Check List
I created this checklist for my students to use when they are peer editing during writer's workshop or to review their writing before handing it in. There are 2 to a page. This has helped my students to become more effective when peer editing, and provides them with a guideline to follow so their editing is more focused. They are small so students can keep them at their desk for reference. It is also beneficial to laminate them so students can check off each box as they look over their writing.
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5-Step Writing Process
Use these beautiful posters in your classroom to easily track students' progress throughout the writing process. Laminate them and have each student clip their personalized clothespin to the poster that best describes their current status. Or simply have on display as a valuable reminder of what students need to do during each stage of the writing process.Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or requests! I will try my best to accommodate you.
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Essay Revision Task Cards: 12 Different Tasks for Peer Revision
A collection of 12 unique tasks to encourage peer to peer revision, formatted as task cards for students.
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Writing Prompts for the Year
Students have a choice of four prompts per category to choose a topic for a multi-paragraph writing assignment. This can also be used as topics for one paragraph for students who are transitioning from one paragraph writing to multi-paragraph writing. You can use it to allow students a choice of topic throughout the school year as they are learning different types of expository writing. This also gives the teacher the opportunity to enjoy different topics instead of reading about the same one ov
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Rainbow Editing - Task Cards
This products contains an eight card Rainbow Editing binder ring flip book. Each page contains six copies of that specific card, for easy printing. This product allows you to choose which colors your students use to edit their fabulous writing. Print on colored cardstock/paper, laminate, cut, and ensemble for an absolutely engaging editing session. Binder ring flip books not for you? This product also contains a one-sheet rainbow editing reference sheet; to be printed in color.
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Past-Tense Arabic Writing Prompts l 6 Free Writing Prompts for Arabic Learners!
Learning past tense in Arabic? Or want to challenge your students to express themselves in the language they are learning? Then these 6 writing prompts for practicing writing using the past tense are perfect for you. They are great for short writing exercises and can be assigned to students. The prompts are on pages with a lined writing area. For beginning writers in Arabic there's large spacing. But additionally, if you would like students to write it themselves or if you don't like the spacing
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Personal Narrative Prompt
Use this image as a slide or handout to guide personal narrative essay writing.
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102 Steps to a Better You_ a few excerpts from a Character Education Journal
102 Steps to a Better You is a combination of both historical and original wise sayings. Each page addresses an ethical, wise, common-sense, or beneficial saying. Also included for each saying is a humorous or serious illustration that is applicable to the saying.The student and teacher will find a brief commentary about the saying on each page as well as a question and/or scenario that can be used to elicit discussion and/or written reflective response in the space provided.A complete, newer,
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My Writer's Checklist
An index card sized checklist that is meant for student's to self-check their own writing.
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