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High school creative writing reflective journals for teachers for Microsoft PowerPoint
Journal Warm Up, Bell Ringer, Anticipatory Set PowerPoint
50 slides!!! 50 Days of Journal Topics!!! 50 Images for EVERY TOPIC!!!This will save you HOURS of work and your kids will love them!!! Take the stress out of the beginning or you day/period by having the kids write on interesting topics!!! Awesome, awesome stuff!!!Note: If you are interested in a FULL YEAR for only 9.99, check out my new, improved version here complete with video links, student interaction, and more: Bell Ringers: An Entire Year
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
PowerPoint for Writing Choose and Do Substitute Plan
This is a PowerPoint I designed for students to "Choose and Do" writing activities. I have left this for emergency sub plans and it has worked really well.
The idea is that students watch the PowerPoint and "Choose" three of the writing tasks (12 to choose from!) and complete them by the end of class. There are a variety of topics ranging from persuasive topics to reflecting on quotes.
You will probably have tons of great ideas for ways to use "Choose and Do" in your classroom.
I also have a C
Grades:
6th - 10th
Creepy Facts with Writing Prompts
This 7-slide Power Point is sure to peak your middle or high school students' interests with its high creep factor. Each slide includes a random creepy fact, with an accompanying writing prompt. Some of the prompts are opinion-based while others get the creative juices flowing--all are original and written by me. These slides are the perfect way to start your English or Language Arts lesson; they're perfect for Halloween, to compliment a horror story, or for simply creeping your students out!
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Grades:
7th - 12th
PowerPoint for Writing Choose and Do 2 Substitute Plan
This is a PowerPoint I designed for students to "Choose and Do" writing activities. I have left this for emergency sub plans and it has worked really well.
The idea is that students watch the PowerPoint and "Choose" three of the writing tasks (12 to choose from!) and complete them by the end of class. There are a variety of topics ranging from persuasive topics to reflecting on quotes.
I also have a Choose and Do 1 PowerPoint Presentation available with twelve different and equally interesting
Grades:
6th - 10th
Virtual Daily Journal in google slides 8.5x11 includes mood/emotions tracking
Formatted to 8.5x11 with multiple layouts. Text is formatted to fit on the lined paper. Several colored pages to choose from and editable text. Save the entire year's journal as a PDF and email to parents. More tips inside.
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Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Writing prompt powerpoints
I have 30 writing prompts on power point, which would be 6 weeks of school. Have the students use their journals or paper and they can begin writing. Have them write for ten to twenty minutes on each prompt.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Engaging Quotes and Prompts That Inspire Daily Writing
This easy-to-use PowerPoint presentations includes 42 slides with a multitude of visuals. There is no magic formula for creating—or becoming—a strong writer. Having said that, as a teacher and writer of multiple decades, I do have a simple three-part philosophy that works:1. Write frequently to develop fluidity2. Try on different writing styles for size3. Practice writing in a judgment-free zone
Grades:
9th - 12th
Daily Writing Prompts - Warm-Ups
Use these daily writing prompts (aka warm-ups) as needed. There are two introductory activities for the start of school, a your choice slide to use when needed (when you are absent), and seven holiday slides. However, the bulk of these warm-ups are simple questions on a wide range of things. Some of them are controversial. So, be careful of classroom discussions if you choose to do them. You can have them submit these after a certain number to maintain a daily grade for the daily writing prompts
Grades:
7th - 12th
Quotes for the Writing Process
A collection of 20 quotes. Here are some ways to use each quote: Slide 2- Show don't tell Slide 3- Publishing Slide 4-Drafting Slide 5-Collecting Ideas Slide 6-Writing for an Audience Slide 7- Finding ideas Slide 8- Visualizing Slide 9- Researching a topic Slide 10- Things you hope for... Slide 11- Drafting Slide 12- Revising Slide 13- Publishing Slide 14- Revising Slide 15- Awareness of surroundings Slide 16- Plotting a story Slide 17- Sharing Sli
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
The Write Time: 70 Creative Journal Prompts for Developing Critical Thinkers
Getting students to write is hard, if not nearly impossible. They feel pressure to write perfectly, and often do not feel that the prompts they are given relate to them or are interesting.
Why not take these factors out of the equation with "The Write Time" Journal prompts. The prompts in this resource foster a culture of creativity and expression and discourage judging a student's writing beyond them meeting the length requirement.
When I assigned writing to my students I fought the same fi
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6th - 12th
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30 Journal Prompts
This product is a Keynote file that has 30 different journal prompts organized in a Keynote presentation. The pages are hyperlinked so students can view it with transitions and hyperlinks in presentation mode. Teachers can also make it a game format with the first page being a menu/game board. Since it is a Keynote, you may edit or change any prompts to meet your needs.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
American Beginnings: Essential Journal Questions
From Electric English...
This powerpoint is a small part of a bigger unit, but, of course, if you have something already created that you would like to pair it with, the slideshow will stand on its own. These slides provide a visual and succinct way to dialogue with students about the ideas they will encounter during your lesson, and how these lessons connect with their real day-to-day lives. These particular questions focus on issues concerning the beginnings of American history, its founding,
Grades:
10th - 11th
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Puritanism: Essential Journal Questions
From Electric English...
This powerpoint is a small part of a bigger unit, but, of course, if you have something already created that you would like to pair it with, the slideshow will stand on its own. These slides provide a visual and succinct way to dialogue with students about the ideas they will encounter during your lesson, and how these lessons connect with their real day-to-day lives. And, yes, they are certainly applicable to Common Core Standards. If you are interested in what the enti
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Grades:
10th - 11th
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How Full Is Your Bucket
Inspired by the book How Full Is Your Bucket by Tom Rath and Ph.D. Donald O. Clifton is a 16 page PowerPoint that encourages positivity and togetherness. These motivational tibits can be used in faculty meetings or as journal starters for students in the classroom.
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Mrs. Dalloway Creative Journal Topics
These journal topics are meant to be paired with reading Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf in a high school or higher education classroom. With each journal entry, students are encouraged to think about aspects of their own lives and how they may intersect with important themes or moments in the novel. This is a good way to drive home important themes, such as judgement and criticism, fear of death/aging, and criticism of authority.
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Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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