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High school creative writing outline microsofts
Narrative Writing Outline - Worksheet with Student Example Outline & Narrative
This one-page "Narrative Writing Outline" helps students brainstorm and organize their ideas before writing their own fictional or personal narrative (story). This outline includes sections for: Attention-Grabber, Beginning (characters, setting, conflict), Middle (complications/events, climax), and End (resolution, message/meaning). This outline will help students confidently write their own narrative and will help them include all the necessary components of a narrative. Also included are stud
Grades:
4th - 10th
Language Arts Writing A Play Script Basic Outline Template Graphic Organizer
This is a basic graphic organizer to use with your students when having them brainstorm ideas during the process of writing their own play. The outline template covers such topics as title, character, settings, scenes, main idea, climax, resolution, and narrator. This outline template is great to use with your special needs students or those who have a difficult time generating their thoughts on paper.
Grades:
5th - 10th
Persuasive / Argumentative Writing Outline, Student Sample Outline & Essay
Students will practice organizing and writing a persuasive / argumentative essay (or letter) using this 4-page document, including a blank outline for student use, and a student sample outline and multi-paragraph essay for teaching purposes. Happy writing!
Grades:
5th - 9th
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How to write a Fairy Tale or Fable
This is a step by step process for writing a fairy tale or fable. This 21 page packet contains two stories for the students to read, vocabulary terms to improve their understanding of story elements, a step by step worksheet (with a few examples) to aide in the process of writing a fairy tale or fable, and requirements for the actual written piece. This is a fun way to get students writing. They will have an eye opening experience when they see the characteristics of a fairy tale or fable and ho
Grades:
6th - 12th
House on Mango Street Final Project (Writing Vignettes)
This is an excellent end-of-unit project for House on Mango Street. After reading vignettes, students will be challenged to write their own, based on the ideas and themes in the book!This resource explains the assignment, how-to, and gives specific guidelines and important points of vignette writing!It also includes two teacher examples!Connects to the following resources:1. What is a Vignette Presentation?2. How Do I Write a Vignette?3. House on Mango Street Themes Study Guide4. House on Mango
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in: House On Mango Street Bundle
Narrative Writing: Outline for creating your own fable Editable!
Use this writing outline to help students organize their writing when creating their own fable. The "paws" are my school's take on the 7 quantum keys (integrity, balance, this is it, failure leads to success, ownership, etc). This is a great activity to integrate theme and creative writing.Vivid verb page was a freebie I snipped into the packet thanks to Lovin Lit visit her page below for the freebie!https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Lovin-Lit?aref=b1onranu
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3rd - 9th
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Narrative Essay Planning Sheet
One of the hardest parts about writing a story is deciding what to write about. This two page document allows students to brainstorm ideas for a story. This narrative planning sheet can apply to any narrative prompt. Along with each story element is an explanation defining what needs to be included. The explanations are geared toward 8th grade, but are applicable to multiple grade levels.I originally designed this to be filled out in Google Docs through Google Classroom. The template expands as
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6th - 9th
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7 Charts that Divide 7 Basic Plots into 7 Sections Each
According to The Seven Basic Plots, by author Christopher Booker, the actual plots of most stories are not original. Rather, there are seven basic plots that get reused, refreshed, and remodeled - hopefully in original ways.These charts describe the basics of each of these plots and divide them into seven sections each: Exposition, Rising Action 1, Rising Action 2, Rising Action 3, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution. This helps them match up well with the 5-part “plot roller coaster” that ma
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Ready Made Presentation - The Art of Writing Biography - Ready To Edit- No Prep
Ready Made Presentation - The Art of Writing Biography - Art History Floral Theme - Ready to Edit! Fully Customizable -This product includes 18 slides - type to edit and add your details.Also included are digital stickers that you may use for district, campus, classroom, marketing, flyers, and parent, and teacher meetings.Save Time, and work Smarter! Ready to Edit, type in your information.This product is available for immediate download as a PowerPoint file.This product also comes with multiple
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Writing a Feature Story for a High School Yearbook
Teach students how to write a feature story for a high school yearbook or newspaper with these straightforward instructions. Included is a review of the inverted triangle, a brainstorming document, instructions for writing the feature story, practice with writing engaging leads, and a rubric.
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9th - 12th
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Writing a Narrative Personal Essay Presentation
One of the biggest hurdles for any writer is picking the topic that is right for them. Whether it’s a senior in high school needing to write an essay for a college application or a 5th grader writing an essay for the first time, it’s overwhelming to choose a topic. A writer doesn’t want to pick any random idea; they want it to matter to them.This presentation will help writers understand the process of getting to the heart of an idea, and how to develop it into a deep and meaningful essay. I sug
Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education
Personal Narrative - Writing Process
This is a package that includes planning tools for middle to high school students (brainstorming, planning, outline, revision, and rubric).
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Creative Writing Syllabus {editable}
This is a syllabus I created for my middle school creative writing club, which is more like a class than a club. Includes the following sections: club/course description, goals/objectives, attendance/membership, required materials, expectations, disciplinary procedures, instructional philosophy, recommended book list, and plagiarism contract. It's in Microsoft Word, so you can edit anything necessary. Check out my other creative writing materials!32-Week Pacing Guide for Creative WritingCreative
Grades:
6th - 9th
Write Your Own Greek Myth
After reading about Greek mythology in class as well as reading a selection of Greek myths, students will have the opportunity to write their own myth. A graphic organizer is provided so students can plan out what characters, gods/goddesses, or mythological beasts they want to use. They also have to plan a lesson that can be learned by the end of their own original myth.
Grades:
7th - 10th
Six-Word Memoirs
Students will enjoy this creative response assignment! Students can use this scaffolded task to get to introduce themselves to the class, and teachers might use it to introduce a unit on informational writing or autobiographies.Video link is included, as students may want to rewatch the video several times-- mine did! :)
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9th - 12th
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Personal Narrative Prompt #8 - Creative Writing, Brainstorm, Outline, Story!
Looking for a fun and engaging way to help your high school students explore personal narratives and reflective writing? Look no further than this personal narrative writing activity! This activity is perfect for both general education English classes and creative writing electives, and is sure to challenge and inspire students of all skill levels.The personal narrative writing activity is designed to help students develop their creative writing skills while exploring their own experiences and r
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: 16 PERSONAL NARRATIVE CREATIVE WRITING PROMPTS -- BUNDLE!! --
Writing Assignment - Creating a Historical Fiction Short Story
This assignment is a great way to have students create easy historical fiction short stories. Included are Elements of a Historical Fiction handout, complete writing outline (guiding students through topic selection, research, and writing), a grading rubric, documenting sources guide, and teacher tips with historical short story examples for students to study as well as video clips to explain the process of writing a historical fiction. This document is editable to fit your specific style of t
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7th - 12th
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500 Journal Prompts - Get Your Students Writing!!
Looking for a resource to get your students writing every day? Look no further than this collection of 500 journal prompts! Designed with high school students in mind, these open-ended prompts are sure to get your students thinking and writing. Each prompt is crafted to encourage students to write at least 150 words, helping to improve their writing skills and confidence.These prompts are divided into categories that cover a wide range of topics, including back to school, various holidays, sleep
Grades:
6th - 12th
SCI-FI Prompt#5: Dystopian Laws - Creative Writing, Brainstorm, Outline, Story!
Looking for a fun and engaging way to get your high school students excited about creative writing? Look no further than this science fiction story outline and brainstorming activity! This activity is perfect for both general education English classes and creative writing electives, and is sure to challenge and inspire students of all skill levels.The science fiction story outline and brainstorming activity is designed to help students develop their creative writing skills while exploring the wo
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: 16 SCIENCE FICTION CREATIVE WRITING PROMPTS -- BUNDLE!! --
Vocabulary Bellringer template
This can be used to fill out any vocabulary word list. This worksheet works great for bellringer activities and pair great with any of my vocabulary slides or can be used on your own list of vocabulary words.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Also included in: Animal Science Vocabulary Part 1 slides and Vocabulary worksheet
Narrative & Creative Writing: Character Creation Charts with Google Docs!
Aid students in crafting a unique, compelling narrative by using these detailed character creation charts! With these charts, students will focus on characterization using ASTAR: Appearance, Speech, Thoughts, Actions, and Reactions from Others. With each section, students will craft characters by answering questions such as: does my character have any scars? What kind of accent does my character have? What are my character's core values? What does my character desire more than anything? Does my
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Multicultural Project
This digital PBL is designed to help students explore their identity through the intersectionality of race, ethnicity, culture, and background. It is a follow-up project to the Social Justice Unit where students explore Ibram X. Kendi’s Stamped: The Remix and analyze literary and rhetorical devices in historical speeches (see reading workshop). Throughout the unit, students will demonstrate their understanding of literary and rhetorical devices as they go through the writing process to create a
Grades:
7th - 10th
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25 Harry Potter Journal Prompts - Creative Writing + Personal Reflection
Dive into the magical world of Harry Potter and Hogwarts with these enchanting journal prompts. Designed with flexibility in mind, these prompts allow you and your students to explore the rich realm crafted by J.K. Rowling. The best part? They are not tied to specific plot points, making them perfect for assigning at any time during the year. No spoilers here!Ideal for 10th-grade students, these prompts will engage and inspire. Set a timer for 10 minutes and watch as their pens dance across the
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Grades:
7th - 10th
ESSAY WRITING
The following diagram is intended to be blown up and use as a classroom poster. As a quick reference it helps students organize their writing in a coherent way. It is a chart diagramming an essay broken up into three parts: Introduction, Body and Conclusion. The describes the Introduction Paragraph as including the main idea of the subject matter. Then, it describes the Body of Paragraphs as providing specific details supporting the Introduction paragraph. Finally, it describes the Conclusion P
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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