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"Fantastic resource! It is well-organized, easy to use, standards-based, and required very little prep. It fit seamlessly into my classroom and saved me planning time. My students were engaged."
Alexandrea R.
"Memories of writing test. This was needed at the time for state testing in Florida for the written writing assessment. "
Liz H.
Description
This product is a passage set and prompts designed to help fourth and fifth grade students practice for the Writing Florida Standards Assessment. Included are three original passages on the same topic, two prompts (one informational and one opinion prompt), a planning sheet, and blank lined writing pages, all written in FSA-style.
This product could be used as a Mock FSA Writing Test, as a teacher modeling exercise, or just as extra practice before the test.
If you like this product, you might want to check out my other FSA prep products:
"15 Day Countdown to the Reading FSA"
"More Practice for the Reading FSA"
"Even More Practice for the Reading FSA"
This product could be used as a Mock FSA Writing Test, as a teacher modeling exercise, or just as extra practice before the test.
If you like this product, you might want to check out my other FSA prep products:
"15 Day Countdown to the Reading FSA"
"More Practice for the Reading FSA"
"Even More Practice for the Reading FSA"
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Practice Set for the Writing FSA (Florida Standards Assessment) Test Prep
Teaching Ambrosia
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$3.50
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3rd - 5th
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What others say
"Fantastic resource! It is well-organized, easy to use, standards-based, and required very little prep. It fit seamlessly into my classroom and saved me planning time. My students were engaged."
Alexandrea R.
"Memories of writing test. This was needed at the time for state testing in Florida for the written writing assessment. "
Liz H.
Description
This product is a passage set and prompts designed to help fourth and fifth grade students practice for the Writing Florida Standards Assessment. Included are three original passages on the same topic, two prompts (one informational and one opinion prompt), a planning sheet, and blank lined writing pages, all written in FSA-style.
This product could be used as a Mock FSA Writing Test, as a teacher modeling exercise, or just as extra practice before the test.
If you like this product, you might want to check out my other FSA prep products:
"15 Day Countdown to the Reading FSA"
"More Practice for the Reading FSA"
"Even More Practice for the Reading FSA"
This product could be used as a Mock FSA Writing Test, as a teacher modeling exercise, or just as extra practice before the test.
If you like this product, you might want to check out my other FSA prep products:
"15 Day Countdown to the Reading FSA"
"More Practice for the Reading FSA"
"Even More Practice for the Reading FSA"
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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Fantastic resource! It is well-organized, easy to use, standards-based, and required very little prep. It fit seamlessly into my classroom and saved me planning time. My students were engaged.
Florida State Writing test
Met expectations
Great value
Memories of writing test. This was needed at the time for state testing in Florida for the written writing assessment.
Great resource for reviewing for state testing for writing!
Great resource to use as an end of the year review to help students prepare for state testing.
Engaging resource. Easy to use.
Just need to change wording to argumentative and expository.
Thoughtful, engaging activity to help prepare for end of year assessments.
I used this as homework for review leading up to state testing.
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