With guidance and support from adults, produce writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task and purpose. (Grade-specific expectations for writing types are defined in standards 1-3 above.)
A set of 24 task cards to practice the brainstorming techniques of drawing a picture, creating a mind map, and making a list.
A visual display for your classroom to help students ‘bump up’ their persuasive writing.
Use this resource to track the progress of students during guided writing groups.
A template for students to use when planning a personal recount.
A poster about invitations, including an annotated example.
A poster about literary descriptions, including an annotated example.
A poster about reviews, including an annotated example.
A poster about personal responses, including an annotated example.
A poster about literary recounts, including an annotated example.
A poster about interviews, including an annotated example.
A poster about advertisements, including an annotated example.
A 22 slide editable PowerPoint Template to use when teaching your students about the structure of imaginative, opinion and informative paragraphs.
A poster explaining how to write paragraphs in narrative texts.
Now your students can make sure that they have everything they need in their opinion text.
A set of 14 posters which describe different writing styles in clear steps.
Display this poster in your room as a visual reminder of the structure of an informational text.
Some opinion sentence starters to be completed with evidence.
This English unit addresses common poetic devices such as sound play, word play and imagery and explores how these may be applied to narrative poetry.
A 60 minute lesson in which students will plan and write a narrative poem which includes a setting, characters and a storyline.