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6th grade Common Core W.1.1 resources for Microsoft Word
FREE Printable Always Do Your Best Dotted Mid-line Lined Paper {EDITABLE!!!}
If you are teaching younger students or students who are struggling with letter formation, this product is for you!
This file will allow you to print your own paper with a dotted mid-line to make writing a breeze! A motivational slogan at the top of the front page reads "Always do your best!"
There's no need to buy costly writing pads anymore! Simply print these sheets one-sided or two-sided and guide your students to writing brilliance!
Enjoy!
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PreK - 6th
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Writing Goal Bank, Writing Rubrics, and Data Sheet
Do you have students you need writing IEP goals? This purchase includes IEP goals focused on writing one sentence, one paragraph, three paragraph, five paragraphs, and editing/revising writing. Also included are editable rubrics to use with the single and multiple paragraph writing goals. Keep track of your student’s writing data with the writing data sheet that keeps track of each writing task, revisions made by student, rubric score, capitalization percentage, and punctuation percentage.Purcha
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K - 6th
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Also included in: Writing Bundle
learinng colors for kids
Learning, Cutouts, Identification,Matching Colors,Color the Shapes,Cut and Paste the Colors,Trace and Color,Color the Objects .
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K - 6th
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Circle Map and Flow Map Writing Template
Does your school use Write from the Beginning? Use these templates to get your students started! Each week I introduce a new writing prompt and use these graphic organizers to help students brainstorm and organize their ideas. To use the circle map, students write their topic in the middle. Then, they brainstorm everything related to that topic they want to write about. To use the flow map, students choose 3 ideas about their topic and write them in the middle boxes. Underneath each box, student
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Grades:
K - 8th
Common Core Opinion/Argument Writing Analysis Charts
This document contains K-12 vertically articulated charts that break each element of the opinion and argument writing standards from Common Core into charts with yes and no boxes.
This tool can be used by teachers or with teachers in examining student writing to build a shared understanding about the standards' expectations.
One way to use these charts is to print multiple copies or revise the document by grade level. Teachers can then read samples of student writing and code the writing to
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
Writing Checklist
How's My Writing? Students will be able to use this rubric to check their own writing or their partners'. I laminated and added a copy to my 2nd and 3rd grade students' writing folders. You can also use it in Writing Workshop or Writing stations. I have seen grade improvement in my students' writing and I hope it helps you, too.
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K - 8th
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