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Preschool creative writing resources for Microsoft Excel and for staff
Fountas and Pinnell F&P Writing curriculum tool
Want to quickly connect what you’re teaching in Writing with your assessments you completed in F&P (Fountas and Pinnell). We have a smart tool for you!!! This is great if you are working with the writing or readers workshop in F&P! This is a more sophisticated smart tool that helps you quickly access and sort outcomes for writing standards. It has been mapped into a unit structure that aligns to Fountas and Pinnell reading structure. This is particularly useful if you are using the Fount
Grades:
PreK - 8th, Staff
Re'sume' Verbs Word List (Excel Spreadsheet)
This is a list of 366 carefully selected re'sume' verbs (formatted as a 8-page Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet) arranged in the following categories:
communication/people 67
creative 35
data/financial 30
helping 37
management/leadership 60
organizational 43
research 31
teaching 29
technical 34
I have used the list to supplement a student re'sume' writing project in various ways:
1. To suggest appropriate action verbs to bolster student re'sume's.
2. To create word walls for student reference.
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Three Subject Lesson Planner Plan Book Binder Pages Pink
I have always found horizontal weekly planners easier to use but couldn't find any pre made so I created my own. I've been using it for several years and love it. Hope you find it as useful as I have : ) Feel free to edit it to suit your color and font preferences, and don't forget to print two sided so you can view a whole week at a time.
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Rhyme-In-Time (Homophones Homonyms Multinyms Word List) (Excel Spreadsheet)
I use this list to drive a creative writing project called "Rhyme-In-Time".
It is an activity that I use to help me craft and refine song lyrics.
It is powered by a large list of word groups - 2 or more words per group - that rhyme in special ways.
Some are what I call "double rhymes".
These words rhyme phonetically (they end in similar sounds), but they also rhyme thematically (they relate as concepts).
For example, "nameless" and "shameless" comes to mind.
"Ruthless", "couthless", and "t
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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