Paragraph Writing
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200 Writing Prompts! This topic provides a step-by step method to teach paragraph writing. Students will learn and practise how to write the different parts that make a paragraph. Models and practise worksheets cover topic sentences, paragraph details, and the concluding sentence. An over view of the Trait-Based Writing is included. 40 weeks of paragraph prompts help students master their paragraph writing skills.
You will find:
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An overview of the Trait-Based Writing.
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Writing Task Rubrics for both teacher and student to use based on the Trait-Based Writing.
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A teacher/peer and student writing checklist to work on between the draft and good copy.
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An explanation to give students on how-to write a paragraph.
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Use the step-by step method of writing a paragraph and the different parts: topic sentence, details, concluding sentence, and the paragraph parts in the right sequence.
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A blank Paragraph of the Week where the students could brainstorm different subject ideas on what they would like to write about.
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A blank Paragraph of the Week worksheet (reproducible).
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40 weeks (5 prompts per subject = 200 prompts) paragraph of the week (day)prompts.
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A tip sheet how to create a Writing Center.
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Laminate the how-to write a paragraph for visual support to students.
Introduction includes:
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At A Glance – list of topics
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How to use the resource
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Writing Center Teacher Information
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Teacher Rubric Evaluation: Writing Tasks
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Student Self-Evaluation Rubric: Writing Tasks
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Teacher/Peer Writing Checklist
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Student Writing Checklist
Worksheets Topics:
#1 How to Write A Paragraph
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Use this worksheet as a template for studentsÂ
#2 Topic Sentences
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What is the Topic? - 3 worksheets with a paragraph asking students to write the topic and illustrate it
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Write the Topic Sentence – 4 worksheets
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What’s the Topic Sentence – 3 worksheets
#3 Paragraph Writing – Nitty Gritty
 Now Let’s Get to the Nitty Gritty
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7 worksheets asking students to read the topic sentence and concluding sentence and write three to five details to go along with them and then to give the paragraph a title.
#4 Writing the Concluding Sentence
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3 worksheets asking students to write a concluding sentence
#5 Para-Jamble Worksheets
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Para-Jamble Template Worksheet
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5 worksheets of jumbled sentences for students to cut and paste into the correct order.
#6 Paragraph Writing Worksheets
A Variety of worksheets for students to work through and develop paragraph writing skills.
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Is it? Or Is It Not? - 2 Worksheets
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Paragraph Example
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Let’s Try a Few Paragraphs – 4 Worksheets
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Paragraph Worksheet - Template
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Writing Center – Teacher Notes
#7 Weekly Paragraph PromptsÂ
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Teacher Notes
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Paragraph of the Week Template Worksheet
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40 Paragraph Prompts
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Animals
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All About Me
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Super Heroes
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Storms
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My Town/City
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My Family
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My Favorite Pet
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All About Space
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Transportation
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Cooking
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Fun Games
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I Love Being in the Kitchen
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Going to the Circus
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Giving Thanks
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Birthday Wishes
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Signs of Spring
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Summer Fun
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Sports
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Special Days
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Sight Seeing
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First Week of School
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I Love Fall
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Halloween
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December Holidays
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Let It Snow!
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I Love to Read
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Mother Nature
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My Chores
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Music
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A Family Event
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If...
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The Best Thing
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I Remember
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Weekend Activities
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Secret (Shhh!)
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Feelings
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Robots
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Food
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Going on a Trip
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Superstitions
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