Primary and Upper Elementary Writing Office Folder | Writer’s Workshop
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Description
Writing tips and reminders are great to give to students. These mini anchor charts are helpful when being added to a writing office. Your students will become more independent during writer's workshop. This writing tool will help students with personal narrative, informational, and opinion writing. Anchor charts and tips are right at their fingertips! These writing office folders are easy to store, great for providing privacy, all while giving lots of information in one place! All charts come in color as well as black/white.
*Update* - Added a Digital Writing Office (compatible with Google Slides™) and a Pre-Assembled Writing Office option was added (making assembly faster with the pre-assembled template) to both writing office sets for no additional charge.
**Helpful Tips**
- precut charts for students ahead of time (this is a time saver)
- model whole group to show where and how to glue the charts
- build "along the way" as skills are being taught (this is a time saver)
- preassemble for students so they are ready for use
Watch this YouTube video on how to assemble this writing office
Upper Elementary:
Writing offices are great to help students become independent during writer's workshop. This will help students with personal narrative, informational, and opinion writing. Resources and tips are right at their fingertips! These writing office folders are easy to store, great for providing privacy all while giving lots of information in one place! All charts come in color as well as black/white.
Upper Elementary elements include:
- Writing Office Title
- Three Types of Writing
- Paragraph Structure
- Stretch Your Sentence
- Writing Process Tracker (use a paperclip or mini clothespin to slide across)
- How to Brainstorm
- How to Create a Draft
- How to Revise
- How to Edit
- How to Publish
- Hook Your Reader
- Powerful Conclusions
- Feeling and Emotion Words
- Common Homophones
- Transition Words
- Ways to Use Dialogue
- Making Contractions
- Sensory Details
- Using Excellent Word Choice
Primary:
Writing offices are great to help students become independent during writer's workshop. This will help students with personal narrative writing while also including other important beginning skills. Resources and tips are right at their fingertips! These writing office folders are easy to store, great for providing privacy all while giving lots of information in one place! All charts come in color as well as black/white.
Primary elements include:
- Writing Office Title
- Story Elements
- Topics to Write About
- Writing Reminders
- Writing Process Tracker (use a paperclip or mini clothespin to slide across) or use the second heading "My Writing Office"
- Short Vowel sounds
- Long Vowel sounds
- Weather words
- Color words
- Shape words
- Days of the week
- Months of the year
- Number words
- Alphabet (2 options WITH or WITHOUT pictures)
- Season names
- Body words
- Word Families
- Sensory Details
- Blends and Digraphs
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Helpful super-mini anchor charts to add to writing notebooks/folders to support students during their writing can be found below! They make a great reference section in any writing notebook or folder!
Writing Hooks and Leads Charts
*Formerly Miss P's Style*