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Word Work Activities with Jenga (Free Printables) - Teaching with Jennifer Findley

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10 Narrative Writing Mentor Texts For Elementary & Middle School Teachers

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Anchor Charts

My new obsession this year has been making and using anchor charts for my lessons. Here are just some of the anchor charts I have made thi...

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Nikki and Nacho

FREE personal narrative ideas chart, writing checklist, graphic organizer & differentiated primary lined stationary for beginner writers

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Small Moments for BIG Impact

Great books to use for teaching small moments in writing

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Generating Writing Topics Using Lists {Writing Workshop Ideas} - Teaching with Jennifer Findley

This post focuses on generating writing topics using lists for narrative, persuasive, and informational writing in a writer's notebook.

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Writing Hooks Perfect for Journaling Inspiration

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How to Teach Paragraph Writing: Paragraph Structure

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Building a paragraph is like building a strong house you can't knock down! I LOVE IT! All of the parts matter and it's aligned with Common Core Writing Standards 1 & 2 - I would switch the roof and foundation. I think it makes more sense to build from the bottom up. The topic sentence should be the foundation and the closing sentence should protect your paragraph.

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Scrambled Paragraph Writing Activity

FREE SCRAMBLED PARAGRAPH Lesson~ This fun, print-and-go activity contains a scrambled paragraph with 8 sentences that can be put together only one way. Students use transitions and inferential clues to assemble paragraphs containing a title, topic sentence, three details with support, six (6) sentences, and, a closing sentence or clincher. Like training wheels on a bicycle, working with scrambled paragraphs helps students understand how to write logical, organized paragraphs!

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How to Teach Writing in 5th Grade - Teaching with Jennifer Findley

Want to take a peek at how others teachers teach writing? This post details exactly how one teacher teaches writing in 5th grade using a writing workshop model.

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