Column writing examples

This article uses imagery of a biker to draw the readers attention and to act as the first column. The three column layout leaves space for a pull quote and an entry point. The title is spaced well above the body text and this isolates it and gives emphasis to the article.

Here are examples of writing essays for you to compare and distinguish: - an opinion essay, where you give your own opinion on ...

Do you need help teaching your child how to write a personal narrative essay? Here is a short video that explains an easy way to organize an...

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A story isn't a story without conflict. Kids need to recognize it easily, and they need direct instruction to do this. Recreate this anchor chart! Use large paper and gather your kids around. Make it ahead of time, but you can leave the "example" column blank. Try letting your students come up with examples. Fill it in as they give you ideas. Follow me on Pinterest for more anchor chart ideas.

🧠Our Low, Medium and High Modality Words Mat is a useful tool for students when practising modality words for writing persuasive texts.✏️

Here is an OREO writing graphic organizer. This graphic organizer allows a student to form their opinion and forward their reasoning with the help of examples. The acronym OREO has four letters and each letter is dedicated to a column in the worksheet. Click through to get the free and editable templates.

Here is a sequence chart that is used while writing an essay. There are several steps dedicated to writing the same. In this particular diagram, there are five columns. The first column is about Prewriting- here a student can brainstorm and plan about potential topics. The next column is dedicated to Drafting or organizing the ideas into proper sentences and paragraphs. The third column suggests reviewing and improving the written content. The fourth column is on editing the grammar…

Using your whiteboard to be creative yet educational. Drawing a house that symbolizes how to build a paragraph!