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3 Wise Ways to Teach Writing
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4 Writing Activities for Celebrating Black History
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A day I will always remember
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A friend who moved away
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A funny thing happened when . . .
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A meaningful gift I've given or received
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A personal habit I'd like to change
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A time when I got in trouble
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A typical evening at home
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A visit with the doctor or dentist
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An unforgettable dream
Student Writing Model
Anticipating the Dream
Michelle (grade 11) develops this eyewitness account by answering the “5 W’s and H” about her parents becoming American citizens. The writer also shares her sensory impressions.
Student Writing Model
Caught in the Net
Kim’s essay uses narration and definition to focus on Internet addiction. This essay predates Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Skype, and smart phones. How has our definition of Internet addiction changed?
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Coping with brothers and sisters
Minilesson
Forming a Focus
Help students write strong focus statements.
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Hanging out
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How I express myself artistically
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How Photojournalism Connects Kids and Community
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How Reflective Writing Expands Thinking
Student Writing Model
Huddling Together
David deftly interweaves past events that lead up to the football game with the present events of the game itself. The author’s voice comes through loud and clear in the dialogue and in his new-found zeal for football.
Student Writing Model
H’s Hickory Chips
Karen, in eleventh grade, shares the details of a Saturday spent working for her family’s business. Her descriptions bring the subject to life, and her ending tells the reader why this work is important to her.