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    Take a Stand: Coronavirus Travel Restrictions

    Suzy Pepper Rollins
    Posted in: Writing

    Mission:  Students will read several news articles about how governors are restricting travel to their states from Coronavirus hot spots. … more

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    IDEAL Writing Process

    Barbara J. Smith, PhD
    Posted in: Writing

    The IDEAL Writing Process emerged from work over two decades that began with the goal, at first, of helping boys… more

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    Writing Instruction Reflective Prompts for Educators

    Dr. Rick Jetter
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    Born out of the Let Them Speak! Project, these reflective prompts for teachers and school leaders act as great discussion… more

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    Elements of an Argument

    Katie McKnight, Ph.D.
    Posted in: Writing

    In this activity, students begin by engaging in close reading or attentive listening. Then they complete a graphic organizer by… more

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    Persuasive, Informative, & Narrative Writing in PK-1

    Kristina Smekens
    Posted in: Writing

    There is a video explanation that can be accessed at this link. The college and career-ready standards expect the three… more

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    Practice Grammar and Mechanics

    Kristina Smekens
    Posted in: Writing

    Click here to access a video explanation. Rather than using a worksheet with isolated sentences, it’s better to have our… more

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    Creating Cool and Curious Characters – FULL

    Gerald Aungst
    Posted in: Writing

    Stories are built on the characters that inhabit them, but we don’t often spend a lot of time learning how… more

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    Creating Cool and Curious Characters Introduction

    Gerald Aungst
    Posted in: Writing

    Stories are built on the characters that inhabit them, but we don’t often spend a lot of time learning how… more

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    6 Traits & the Common Core

    Kristina Smekens
    Posted in: Writing

    This download will reveal how the 6 Traits of Writing are integrated within the Common Core writing standards. Each page of this document includes a… more

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    Summary-Writing Frames

    Kristina Smekens
    Posted in: Writing

    A strong summary highlights the most important information presented in a logical organization. Often students recall the less-than-important information in an illogical… more

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    Purposeful Transitions

    Kristina Smekens
    Posted in: Writing

    Click here to access a video explanation. Transitions are essential to strong organization. They are what writers use to create… more

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    Merge the 6 Traits with the Writing Process

    Kristina Smekens
    Posted in: Writing

    We all grew up with the terms of the writing process as part of our schooling–pre-write, draft, revise, edit, publish…. more

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    Kick off Writing Units with Mentor Text

    Kristina Smekens
    Posted in: Writing

    Mentor text provides students with a framework for understanding an unfamiliar genre. Some picture books make for ideal exemplars when… more

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    Opinion v. Persuasive v. Argumentative

    Kristina Smekens
    Posted in: Writing

    Interpreting expectations among the types of argument (e.g., opinion, persuasive, argument, etc.) can be difficult. Begin first by outlining the… more

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    20 Ways to Add Details

    Kristina Smekens
    Posted in: Writing

    Research has shown that the number one reason students don’t pass standardized writing prompts is lack of idea development. Their… more

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    Banish Writer’s Block: 2 Warm Ups That Work

    Laurel Schmidt's Think Tank
    Posted in: Writing

    Many students have a head full of ideas but draw a blank when it’s time to write. These simple warm… more

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    When Pencil Meets Paper: Skinny to Steroids

    Laurel Schmidt's Think Tank
    Posted in: Writing

    This lively group activity targets the fundamental building block of writing—the sentence. Students transform a skinny sentence—The cat eats— by… more

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