Use these templates to teach young writers how to write a basic letter or recount. Your students will learn about addresses and can get creative in decorating the front picture and creating a stamp of their own in the process. Click here to download now
Check out our first video writing prompt. A sensory snapshot writing activity about the blasting off into space aboard the space shuttle.
Teach your students to independently check their own narrative/story writing with these beautiful checklists and rubrics. There are three age variations in the bundle for Junior (Ages 5 – 7), Middle (7 – 11) and Senior (11 – 15). Each bundle contains both a student checklist for independent assessment and a student/teacher rubric for conferencing….
Fables are an excellent genre of writing that has served a purpose in literacy and society for thousands of years. Fables were originally created as short stories intended to teach children a message or moral through great storytelling. Almost everyone is aware of the story of “The boy who cried wolf” and any child can…
Help your students to independently edit and proofread their own explanation writing pieces or explanatory essays with these engaging explanation writing checklists and rubrics. There are three age variations in the bundle for Junior (Ages 5 – 7), Middle (7 – 11) and Senior (11 – 15). Each bundle contains both a student checklist for…
42 spelling activities for students of all ages and abilities that can be applied to any list of spelling words. Excellent for homework and independent learning. A great resource to improve student writing skills.
Argumentative writing may sound like a new concept or approach, but it is not. This term basically means to argue one’s opinion while understanding that there is an opposing side. Brought to the forefront with the adoption of the new ELA Common Core Standards, middle and high school students alike need practice in developing argumentative…
