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A RAFT Writing Activity
A RAFT Writing Activity
A RAFT Writing Activity
A RAFT Writing Activity
A RAFT Writing Activity
A RAFT Writing Activity
A RAFT Writing Activity
A RAFT Writing Activity
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This writing activity can be used in one to two writing classes or segmented over four days, depending on the class schedule. The final product can be done in class or as a homework assignment. There could be cross curricular applications for this activity such as Science and Food or Social Studies (Food and Diet) for examples.

The topic is "Ice Cream" and the question relates to comparing and contrasting how ice cream is made in the US and Abroad. There could be cross curricular applications for this activity such as Science and Food or Social Studies (Food and Diet) for examples.
This writing exercise may take a few days, depending on the schedule and the final copy can be a homework assignment.

Ice cream may seen like a simplistic subject, but is it really? What is it made of? Is it healthy? What about the ingredients and processing of ice cream you purchase versus homemade?

The 20 slides include:

Behavioral objectives
Introductory think aloud/brainstorming activity
Introduction to RAFT Writing Strategy
Link to Raft Templates (links to free online printables included)
Explicit directions
Links to ABC Graphic Organizer and RAFT Graphic Organizer
Link to RAFT Rubric
Links to RAFT Writing Strategy
Notes and Ideas for teacher (note slides are hidden in Slide Presentation Mode)

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A RAFT Writing Activity

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Description

This writing activity can be used in one to two writing classes or segmented over four days, depending on the class schedule. The final product can be done in class or as a homework assignment. There could be cross curricular applications for this activity such as Science and Food or Social Studies (Food and Diet) for examples.

The topic is "Ice Cream" and the question relates to comparing and contrasting how ice cream is made in the US and Abroad. There could be cross curricular applications for this activity such as Science and Food or Social Studies (Food and Diet) for examples.
This writing exercise may take a few days, depending on the schedule and the final copy can be a homework assignment.

Ice cream may seen like a simplistic subject, but is it really? What is it made of? Is it healthy? What about the ingredients and processing of ice cream you purchase versus homemade?

The 20 slides include:

Behavioral objectives
Introductory think aloud/brainstorming activity
Introduction to RAFT Writing Strategy
Link to Raft Templates (links to free online printables included)
Explicit directions
Links to ABC Graphic Organizer and RAFT Graphic Organizer
Link to RAFT Rubric
Links to RAFT Writing Strategy
Notes and Ideas for teacher (note slides are hidden in Slide Presentation Mode)

Comments are welcome!

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Introduce claim(s) about a topic or issue, acknowledge and distinguish the claim(s) from alternate or opposing claims, and organize the reasons and evidence logically.
Support claim(s) with logical reasoning and relevant, accurate data and evidence that demonstrate an understanding of the topic or text, using credible sources.
Write informative/explanatory texts, including the narration of historical events, scientific procedures/experiments, or technical processes.
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