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16 weeks of daily journal prompts that help students practice using the different types of writing! All prompts were created to be appropriate for elementary AND secondary. They were also created to get kids using their imaginations- after all, writing should be fun! --------------------- TYPES OF WRITING INCLUDED ---------------------20 daily prompts for each of the following:Narrative WritingPersuasive WritingDescriptive WritingExpository Writing--------------------- INCLUDED IN EACH PRODUCT

Full of best-selling products to help you make writing easy and FUN for your students. Each activity is geared towards grades 3-6 (and can be easily adapted to meet the needs of the younger or older student). ----------------------------- INCLUDED IN THIS BUNDLE -----------------------------Just a few of the main subjects covered: - adjectives - nouns - adverbs - verbs - creating great sentences - full writing projects (for descriptive, expository, narrative and persuasive writing) - poetry &

3 creative resources for teaching descriptive writing: ---------------------CHARACTER FACTORY WRITING PROJECT ---------------------THEME: Create your own character and write an essay introducing him or her to the class. THIS ACTIVITY INCLUDES:- 3 student activities to guide students through creating their own personal characters (family backgrounds, hobbies/interests, physical description, etc) - 1 activity that focuses on creating interesting adjectives and using synonyms - a full-scale writin

Easy to use and ready-made! This worksheet guides students through the process of planning out their essay or story. It organizes their thoughts into a easy to read chart. On this chart, students will plan out their story by answering the following questions: - WHERE does your story take place? (setting) - WHEN does your story happen? (setting) - WHO is going to be in your story? (characters) - WHAT is happening in your story? (plot/conflict) - HOW does your story end? (resolution) This chart

2 creative resources for teaching persuasive writing: ---------------------CHARACTER FACTORY WRITING PROJECT ---------------------THEME: Persuade your classmates why YOUR character should be voted as your next Class President. THIS ACTIVITY INCLUDES:- 3 student activities to guide students through forming persuasive arguments about why their character should be the next Class President - a full-scale writing project to create a persuasive speech - Levels of Writing outline (a simple resource to

Easy to use and ready-made! 3 brainstorming activities to help create your next writing project. The first step to creating good written work is to brainstorm ideas of what to write about. These three worksheets guide students through that process, teaching them that ideas can come from real life, from memories, or from their imagination. Included in their packet: • teacher notes on how to use each resource. • A 'How-to' Writing brainstorming sheet (guides students through the brainstorming

2 creative resources for teaching narrative writing: ---------------------CHARACTER FACTORY WRITING PROJECT ---------------------THEME: Tell the story of when your character went on a camping trip. THIS ACTIVITY INCLUDES:- 1 brainstorming activity - 1 activity that focuses on creating the setting - 1 activity that focuses on sequencing the order of events for the camping trip (reviews vocab words you could use when sequencing events) - Levels of Writing outline (a simple resource to help stude

Easy and ready to use! Creative and fun activity where students create their own scrapbook of the tribes you are studying about. Students can pretend to travel back in time to visit each tribe. Along the way, they've 'snapped some photos' of these groups. Students will cut out captions (provided in this packet) that include four facts on each tribe. They will create 'photographs' that show each of those facts and glue the caption under them. The current tribes used are Inuit, Kwakiutl, Sioux,

2 creative resources for teaching expository writing: ---------------------CHARACTER FACTORY WRITING PROJECT ---------------------THEME: Conduct research on your favorite animal and write an essay with the facts you find. THIS ACTIVITY INCLUDES:- 1 brainstorming activity - 2 activities that focus on using sources to find and record facts - 1 activity that focuses on finding facts about the animals habitat and natural adaptations. - Levels of Writing outline (a simple resource to help students c