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A handout with embedded worksheet that teaches the components of a strong and powerful paragraph : topic sentences, supporting statements/ideas, follow up explanations and proof, concluding sentences, and the importance of transitions words to link ideas. A must have for writing!

Use these cards to bring Twitter to your Language program. Students can develop their own handle and then tweet their prediction of what will happen next. A great way to combine exit cards, with a read aloud, guided reading, literature circles, and current trends students are interested in!

Using Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, students brainstorm other characters that could be used to create a sequel/complimentary story. This writing task focuses on creating voice in fictional narratives.

A great poster to use to help teach characterization in novels. CASA acronym helps students to remember the parts that make up characterization. Pairs nicely with Characterization handout that covers both indirect and direct characterization.

Fantastic tool to guide and focus students in their peer editing. Designed for persuasive/opinion writing tasks.

Cards for students names that match Reading Poster. Create a bulletin board for your reading corner, while staying organized. This resources will help you and your students keep track of everyones independent reading materials.

This is a great printable to use in September for you to get to know your students and for your class to learn about each other!