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Teach writing with presentation lessons, digital prompts and guided practice slides. Explore narrative craft, essay structure, poetry, revision and research writing, with digital organizers for planning and response.
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Teach students what a descriptive essay is and how to write one (sensory detail, descriptive language, adjectives, sequencing) via an interactive Google Slides activity accessed through a link in this PDF.
Lesson slideshow teaching techniques for creating suspense in narrative writing (foreshadowing, vivid setting, imagery, pacing) for middle/high school creative writing.
A multi-week high-school research-paper workshop covering topic selection, source evaluation, structured research using assigned team roles, and MLA-style academic writing, delivered through daily lesson plans plus supporting worksheets, presentations, and a Google Forms/Sheets workflow.
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A slide presentation teaching students how to write a strong argumentative thesis statement, modeled on Harvard writing-center guidance.
A slideshow that introduces and reinforces the A.C.E. (Answer, Cite evidence, Explain) writing strategy for students, including a guided practice passage.
An editable interactive Google Slides/PowerPoint unit teaching elementary and middle school students the rules for punctuating and formatting dialogue (quotation marks, speaker tags, comma placement) in writing.
A multi-part poetry unit combining a presentation on poetry concepts/types with an independent note-taking and poem-writing/sharing project for secondary ELA students.
A Google Slides/PowerPoint deck of 24 flash-fiction creative writing prompts to give students short, timed writing practice, explained with a slide on what flash fiction is and directions for use.
25-slide slideshow lesson teaching middle/high school students how to write descriptive story settings using sensory imagery to establish mood.
Teach students what an informative essay is and how to write one (thesis statement, outline, sources) via an interactive Google Slides activity accessed through a link in this PDF.
Digital graphic-organizer slides giving students practice writing comparisons across six topics (drinks, pets, sun and moon, treats, seasons, fruits and vegetables).
A Jeopardy-style digital review game (Google Slides/PowerPoint) for reviewing essay-writing skills and vocabulary, usable in whole group, small group, in-person, or distance learning.
A step-by-step storyboard planning guide, available as both printable and interactive Google Slides, that teaches students to plan a creative narrative by identifying its plot, setting, characters, conflict, and theme.
An interactive slide-deck lesson built around a short animated film ('The Counting Sheep') teaching sequencing, true/false comprehension, and summarizing.
A presentation teaching high school students and adult learners the structure, elements, and evaluation criteria of an effective cover letter.
Explains pronoun-antecedent agreement (pronoun clarity) for SAT Writing and Language test preparation, covering how to spot and correct pronoun errors.
Introduce students to what an essay is (five-paragraph structure, the writing process steps: prewriting, drafting, revising, proofreading, publishing) and to using graphic organizers, via an interactive Google Slides activity accessed through a link in this PDF.
A 9-week (one-quarter) sequence of weekly writing-practice sets to build student writing skills through daily prompts, graphic organizers, and reflection, deliverable digitally (Google Slides/PowerPoint) or in print.
Single-slide-deck activity directing students to write an original story that incorporates new vocabulary words.
A slide deck teaching the concept of puns/wordplay through examples (joke puns, food puns, punnies/comics) and a creative-writing assignment applying puns.
A nine-week set of weekly writing practice slides that walk middle/high school students through descriptive, expository, narrative, and persuasive writing using timed writing and graphic organizers.
A nine-week set of weekly writing practice slides for grades 7-10 that has students practice descriptive, expository, and narrative writing techniques tied to CCR standards.
A slide-by-slide grammar lesson opens by defining a conjunction as a joining word used to combine words, groups of words, or sentences, then models the idea with paired example sentences such as "Jake overslept" and "He was late for school" joined first with "and" and then with "so" to show how the choice of conjunction can shift meaning. The lesson moves into two rounds of guided practice: first, students identify which conjunction is already used in a given joined sentence, and second, students choose the correct conjunction from a short multiple-choice list (and, but, so, or, because) to combine two separate sentences, with answers provided in the presentation. A closing recap slide reviews the definition, a video link on conjunctions, and a challenge for students to name additional conjunctions beyond the five practiced in the lesson.