teaching writing:
Do you need foundational pieces you can personalize?
Writing lessons for secondary students requires a variety of tools and multiple approaches.
Young writers must discover a connection to their selves and authentic audiences.How? Encourage student agency and provide scaffolded materials.
I never use the same tools exactly the same every year! Because I experiment and create, I provide twelve tools in a bundle for a discount. You can use all of the material or pieces, and as always I left the majority of these tools editable!
well-rounded writing curriculum
Establish A
foundation & community
Community-building activities, definitions, and short writing prompts will establish expectations and build a community of writers.
Collaborate
Implement stations and conferences to target areas like cliches, weak verbs, vague words, and overused words.
reach all writers
A variety of tools like graphic organizers, focus cards, rubrics, and presentations will help you to reach and inspire young writers.
here to help
Multiple tools for diverse needs.
No two classes are the same.
We English teachers need tools that will work year after year, class after class.
With these activities, presentations, rubrics, graphic organizers, and assessments, you'll be able to personalize for your students' needs.
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purpose
Suggestions for use are included, but none of the pieces depend on each other.
Use your expertise to decide where to place these activities.
goals
Every student can write, but each student might need different approaches.
With the numerous approaches in this bundle, personalize the learning experience with ease.
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Talk about how easy this step is and how to it will benefit them when they do it.
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High School Activities
Over 300 pages/slides are included to teach narrative, informative, and argumentative writing.
Meet high school standards with this writing bundle.
Age-appropriate—made specifically for high school students.