Writing-essays projects for staff

Writing a graphic novel is a fun and interesting project for your students. This provides them with the opportunity to write about a story idea that interests them, but in graphic novel form. When they are done they can share it with their peers! This product includes information to share with your students about what a graphic novel is, why do we write a graphic novel, rules to follow when writing a graphic novel, the parts of a graphic novel that are necessary to include along with examples. T

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2nd - 10th, Staff

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Writing an Animal Research Report Graphic Organizer, Example, and Template

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Writing an animal research report can be a fun and interesting project for your students. This provides them with the opportunity to learn about an animal that interests them and share it with their peers! This packet includes information to share with your students about what an animal research report is, topic ideas, why an animal research report is written, what is shared in an animal research report, who the audience will be, how the completed animal research report will be published, rules

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2nd - 10th, Staff

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Writing a Mystery Fiction Story Example, Template, and Graphic Organizer

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Students will complete the Mystery Fiction Writing project by following the tips provided in this product. Students will learn what a mystery fiction story is, what is included in a mystery fiction story, why someone may write a mystery fiction story, what is shared in a mystery fiction story, who a mystery fiction story is written for, how the mystery fiction story is published, rules to follow when writing a mystery fiction story, what makes a great mystery fiction story - comparing weak and s

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2nd - 10th, Staff

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Writing an Informational Essay Graphic Organizers, Example, and Template

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Writing an informational essay is an important writing project that gives students time to conduct research on a specific topic that is of interest to them. Once they are finished with their masterpiece, they can share it with their friends and family members. This product includes information to share with your students about what informational writing is, why we complete informational writing tasks, what steps to follow when writing the introduction/lead topic sentence, subtopics #1, #2, and #

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2nd - 9th, Staff

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Australian and International Teaching Resources

20 Products! Comprehensive Analytical Film Study Guide

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Everything you need to teach any film ever!'Before, During and After' viewing activitiesSymbolism Powerpoint with activities, quiz, answers!Camera Shots and Angles Powerpoint with activities, quiz, answers, mini creative task!Lotus Diagram to use as structured overview while watchingCinematic Devices Glossary and replacement activityRepresentation Task: who is being represented and in what way?Understand the director's valuesMany mini-tasks and opportunities for assessment Work towards a final

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English Language Arts, Film, Writing-Essays

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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Projects, Assessment, Outlines

Dear Next Year's Class Letter - End of the Year Assignment

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She Teaches Social Studies

Super fun and entertaining end of the year assignment. Students will write a letter to my students the following year. It is ALWAYS something that brings students together and forces them to reflect on their growth for the year. I make it a final exam for them since it's after they take their AP Exam. It's a great culminating assignment and I've had a fun time modifying it over the years. The students really take pride in introducing the next class to the ins-and-outs of not only the course, but

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Geography, Writing, Writing-Essays

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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Projects, Activities, Assessment

Worksheet For 12 months Goal 2024 (For boys)

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PORNPILAS JINDAPHAN

Worksheet for setting monthly goals for 2024...perfect for teachers and parents who give it to their children. Moreover, teachers can use this worksheet to set up plans for each month. Good for everybody also. Total of 12 months.

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Back to School, Creative Writing, Writing-Essays

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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Projects, Activities, Interactive Notebooks

Magazine Writing Project Tips and Editable Template

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Students will complete the magazine writing project by following the tips provided in this product. Students can use the template to complete a project on a magazine article as a rough draft or can input information that is researched in this document. Students will learn why we read magazines, what do we share when writing a magazine article, who the audience will be when completing a a magazine article project, what the purpose of writing the magazine article project, and how the writing will

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2nd - 10th, Staff

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Derrick Brown's "Reach - Then Teach"

Writing Your First Business Plan (Writing Project)

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NOTE: This PDF guide is bundled with Writing Your First Business Plan (Video Guide + Writing Project)Do you have a good idea, but just do not know how to start implementing it? Take the first step by writing a simple plan that helps you understand not just your vision, but the mission you must execute and the steps you must take to realize that vision. Understand how your experiences and insights have uniquely positioned you to build an enterprise that serves people and acquires resources.There

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Business, Writing-Essays

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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Workbooks, Projects

Writing a Fable Example, Graphic Organizer, and Template

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Writing a fable can be a fun and interesting project for your students. This provides them with the opportunity to use creativity while writing their fable and share it with their peers! This product includes information to share with your students about what a fable, why do we write a fable, possible lessons that can be learned when writing a fable, who a fable is written for, possible options students can choose to publish their fable, rules to follow when writing a fable, using a strong openi

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2nd - 10th, Staff

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Writing a Friendly Letter - Example and Template

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Writing a friendly letter is a fun and interesting project for students when they are writing to someone they know or just met and want to know more about. Students will learn why we write friendly letters, who we write friendly letters to, what to include in a friendly letter, how you will publish your friendly letter, rules to follow when writing a friendly letter, tips that will help when writing a friend letter, different closings you can use in your friendly letter, 2 examples of friendly l

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1st - 12th, Staff

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Biography - Example, Graphic Organizer, & Template

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Writing a biography is a fun and interesting project for your students. This provides them with the opportunity to learn about someone that interests them and share it with their peers! This packet includes information to share with your students about what a biography is, why do we write a biography, and rules to follow when writing a biography. This packet also includes an example showing the process that is used to write a biography and the steps that are taken to add onto a biography to be s

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2nd - 12th, Staff

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Writing a Research Report Example, Graphic Organizer, and Template

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Writing a research report can be a fun and interesting project for your students. This provides them with the opportunity to learn about a topic that interests them and share it with their peers! This packet includes information to share with your students about what a research report is, why do we write a research report, possible topics to write a research report on, what do we share in a research report, and rules to follow when writing a research report. A list of ideas as to where to look f

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2nd - 12th, Staff

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Business, Career and Technical Education, Writing-Essays

MLA report instructions + how to create .......

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Randy Clark

Here you go. PowerPoint presentation that show how to set up a word document for an MLA report. Includes how to create works cited page, footnotes, and parenthetical citations. All done with screen shots/pictures of where to go. (45 slides of simple step by step instructions to make it easy to follow) Look at my preview of the first 6 slides.

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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Research, PowerPoint Presentations, Projects

TREATY OF VERSAILLES vs. WILSON'S 14 PTS - DIFFERENTIATED WRITING IN THE CONTENT

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Just What You Needed

Topic: A Compare and Contrast of the Treaty of Versailles and Wilson's 14 PointsThe Product: A differentiated writing in the content area assignment with a wealth of embedded tools that are easily transferrable to future writing content.Pull this project out for your next observation!NO MORE WASTED WEEKENDS POURING OVER ESSAYS! WITH THE INCLUDED TOOLS, YOU CAN GRADE AS YOU GO!Aligned to Ohio Content StandardsAligned with popular writing programs like The Writing Revolution and Collins Writing.

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Social Studies - History, U.S. History, Writing-Essays

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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Projects, Graphic Organizers, Rubrics

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Writing a Personal Narrative Rubric

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This product is made for: adapting instructiondifferentiating instructionon level learnersESL/ENL/ELLDeaf EducationHomeworkClassworkHomeschoolingBell WorkVirtual InstructionRemote Instruction Struggling ReadersStruggling WritersThis rubric looks at 6 different areas when students are being assessed on writing a personal narrative. The areas that are reviewed on the rubric are as follows: the order of events when writing a personal narrative, grabbing the reader's attention in the beginning of th

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