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A person who changed history
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The environment: problem and solution
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An invention that transformed the world
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How a vehicle works
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Causes of a huge change in the world
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Lessons to Enrich Your Social Studies Instruction
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Using Project Based Learning to Engage Students in Content
Student Writing Model
Parrots
First-grader Traci begins and ends her report with a main idea about parrots: they are pretty, colorful birds.
Student Writing Model
Ladybugs
This report was submitted by Brittany, a second grader. The ending of Brittany’s report shares exactly how she feels about her subject.
Student Writing Model
Horses
Second-grade writer Kirsten shares many interesting facts in her report. Notice how she ties everything together by mentioning the horse’s good eyesight in both the first and last paragraphs.
Student Writing Model
Cheetahs
The beginning paragraph of this writer's report invites the reader to keep going. The details show that she knows a lot about cheetahs.
Student Writing Model
Height-Challenged German Shepherd
Layton, a fifth grader, grabs the reader’s attention with a couple of questions and a clear picture of what he is planning to talk about in his report. Notice the effective use of humor in the final paragraph.
Student Writing Model
Deer Don’t Need to Flee to Stay Trouble-Free!
Dylan, the fourth-grade writer of this model, concludes the report by repeating the main points he explained in the body.
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The Incredible Egg
Hannah’s seventh-grade science class tried an experiment involving an egg, vinegar, corn syrup, and water. Her observations include not only the outcomes of the different steps in the procedure, but also her personal reactions to the experiment.