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Narrative Writing Classroom Presentation: Engaging and Informative
Enhance your writing curriculum with the "Narrative Writing Classroom Presentation." This engaging presentation guides students through the essentials of narrative writing, covering structure, character development, and descriptive language, using clear explanations and interactive examples. Perfect for elementary and middle school teachers aiming to improve their students' storytelling skills with effective and dynamic resources. Ideal for grades 3-8. Download now to bring a comprehensive and e
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3rd - 8th
Voice Creative Writing English Presentation
Unleash creativity with the "Voice Creative Writing English Presentation" in a black pastel doodle style. This engaging presentation focuses on developing a strong and unique writer's voice, using playful doodles and vibrant pastel colors to inspire and guide students through various writing exercises and techniques. Perfect for elementary and middle school teachers looking to enhance their creative writing lessons with a visually appealing and educational resource. Ideal for grades 3-8. Downloa
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3rd - 8th
Explanation Writing Scaffold Presentation
Support your students in writing clear explanations with the "Explanation Writing Scaffold Presentation" in a colorful retro lined style. This engaging presentation provides a structured framework for crafting well-organized explanation texts, using vibrant visuals and retro-themed lined illustrations to guide students through the process. Perfect for elementary and middle school teachers looking to enhance their writing curriculum with creative and effective tools. Ideal for grades 3-8. Downloa
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3rd - 8th
Descriptive Writing Scaffold Presentation: Colorful Retro Lined Style
Enhance your students' descriptive writing skills with the "Descriptive Writing Scaffold Presentation" in a colorful retro lined style. This engaging presentation provides a structured approach to teaching descriptive writing, using vibrant visuals and clear guidelines to help students craft vivid and detailed descriptions. Perfect for elementary and middle school teachers looking to support their language arts curriculum with creative and effective resources. Ideal for grades 3-8. Download now
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3rd - 8th
Writing: Hook Statements and Clinchers! Examples that Rock!
It's as easy as having your students read, discuss, and imitate! Opening and closing paragraphs and essays with captivating messages that capture the reader at the beginning as well as "seal the deal" at the end of a reading is not a skill whose value is to be underestimated! These examples will demonstrate to your students the mindset necessary to produce their own Hook Statements and Clinchers that Rock! Reading and discussing these samples with your students will make for a rich and rewarding
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Writing Lesson Presentation: Engaging and Creative
Bring creativity to your writing lessons with the "Colorful Pop Writing Lesson Presentation." This vibrant and engaging presentation uses a pop art style to teach key writing concepts, including brainstorming, drafting, and editing, through colorful visuals and interactive activities. Perfect for elementary and middle school teachers looking to enhance their language arts curriculum with a dynamic and fun resource. Ideal for grades 3-8. Download now to inspire your students and make writing less
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3rd - 8th
Position Papers Minilessons Bend One
This is a bundle of mini lessons for Bend One Position Papers Unit. There are links to various note catchers, etc. Session Three is divided into three mini lessons due to the dense content of that session. There is a text set that I created that works unlike the one that comes with the curriculum.
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7th - 9th
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Engaging Leads for Nonfiction Writing (PowerPoint)
This PowerPoint Presentation provides 7 engaging lead ideas for nonfiction writing, with accompanying examples. This clear and comprehensive direct instruction tool will help students craft their own leads when engaged in essay writing. The Nonfiction Leads explained here include: (1) Ask a Question, (2) Use a Quote, (3) Tell an Anecdote, (4) A "Face" for an Issue, (5) Hypothetical Scenario, (6) Fascinating Fact, and (7) Create an Image.
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5th - 8th
Common Core Writing: Paragraph Samples: Sophistication & Style
The following paragraphs are used to demonstrate to students the fluidity and high level phrasing that they themselves should endeavor to produce in their personal writings. High level writing must be uniform from beginning to end in its voice, word choice, and manners of expression. Thus, these examples serve as graphic paradigms, patterned examples and pictures that should be repeat-read to and by the students time and again -- until the students essentially can predict what each following se
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Essay Writing: Sample Paragraphs Demonstrating Imagination & Detail!
How do students make their writing fascinating and fun to read? They repetitiously read and examine sample items that are fascinating and fun to read! This tool uses sample items to demonstrate how to infuse and embellish student writing with imagination and detail. The saying is true: A picture is worth a thousand words! So, with that in mind, I simply show students examples of what they seek. The examples are practical and filled with entertainment. As students simply read through the samples,
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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CCSS & PARCC Writing Resource: Prompts 1-6 Using Fluency Selections!
These writing prompts typify many of the tasks students will be asked to accomplish on their yearly Reading / Writing / Thinking Assessments after CCSS instruction with PARCC standards in mind. The selections referenced were created and written in informational / narrative format to add flavor to the process without diminishing the importance and quantity of "dry facts" in the real world consumption of common knowledge. I have used these selections for many years and have found them to be most h
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6th - 11th, Adult Education
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How to Write Mysteries, Legends, and Myths - 3 separate writing assignments
Instructions and brainstorming ideas for students on how to write mysteries, legends, and myths.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Position Paper Bend One Session Four Supplemental Mini Lesson Connotation
This supplemental mini lesson to Calkin's Position Papers explains how connotative language can be used as a persuasive technique. There is a link to an activity that helps students find precise words and a note catcher for students to use to analyze the connotative language in a passage. The workshop time focuses on their revising their flash drafts for connotative language, tone, and mood.
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Position Papers Minilessons Bend One
Position Papers Bend One Lesson Five Writing a Conclusion
This is a mini lesson for writing a conclusion for a position paper. It is designed to supplement the Calkins MSUOS lesson, but it can be used for anyone teaching an argumentative or position paper conclusion lesson.
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Position Papers Minilessons Bend One
Position Papers Supplemental Mini Lesson for Bend One Session Three, Part Two
This is a supplemental mini lesson that addresses angling evidence, using brackets and ellipses, and academic verbs to revise and and defend the position of a position paper. There is a link to a text set (the links work) for students to continue to build background knowledge. The workshop time is to revise using these three newly learned skills.
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Position Papers Minilessons Bend One
Position Papers Bend One, Session Three Part One Supplemental Mini Lesson
This is a supplemental mini lesson for Bend One, Session Three Position Papers Unit. This includes the teaching point as well as a text set that has links that work on the topic of whether role playing games are harmful to teens. Workshop involves revising the flash draft from the prior lesson, making sure the elaboration connects to the writer's position, and then adding more evidence and elaboration from additional sources.
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Position Papers Minilessons Bend One
Position Papers Bend One, Session Three, Part Three Mini Lesson Fallacies
This is a supplemental mini lesson for Position Papers Bend One, Session Three, Part Three on Logical Fallacies. It is designed to go with the Calkins unit on Position Papers, but it can be used to teach the different types such as strawman, ad hominem, etc. For workshop, students will revise their writing for these common fallacies.
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Position Papers Minilessons Bend One
Position Papers Bend One Session Six: Polishing Your Draft for Publication
This is a supplemental mini lesson for the Position Papers Bend One Session Six Polishing lesson. It goes over transitional words/phrases, conventions and citing sources. Workshop time will be used to work on these areas.
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Position Papers Minilessons Bend One
Use of Voice when Writing a Fictional Narrative
Teaches students how to change their "voice" when writing. Character cards and Rubric included.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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