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A landing/cover page directing purchasers to an external, editable Google Slides deck of discussion and writing prompts (per its own description, 100+ prompts with images to spark nonfiction writing, personal narratives, class discussions, or journal entries).
Teach students what a persuasive essay is and how to write one (choosing a topic, weighing both sides, structuring an argument) via an interactive Google Slides activity, plus a printable pro/con and true-or-false worksheet, accessed through this PDF.
An interactive slide-deck writing activity built around an animated short film about a bird ('Peck Pocketed') that steals items from a woman's purse to build a nest.
A nine-week set of weekly writing practice slides for grades 7-10 covering descriptive, expository, and narrative writing to build regular writing practice.
Teach students what a narrative essay is and how to write one (sensory/action verbs, sequencing, five-paragraph outline structure) via an interactive Google Slides activity, plus a printable five-paragraph outline worksheet, accessed through this PDF.
An SAT/ACT grammar-prep slide deck teaching students to identify and correct run-on sentences.
A writing/creativity activity where students fill in a mock YouTube channel/video-page template to present information on a topic of the teacher's choosing.
An interactive slide-deck writing/comprehension activity built around a short animated film about two best friends, titled bilingually 'Best Friends/Melhores Amigos'.
An interactive Google Slides resource that gives students prewriting practice and guides them through drafting a paragraph.
An interactive Google Slides resource that guides students through prewriting steps and graphic organizers before writing a book report.
An interactive Google Slides resource that introduces what a paragraph is, its component parts, and the different forms and purposes of paragraphs (narrative, informative, persuasive).
An interactive Google Slides resource that teaches prewriting strategies for paragraph writing and how to use graphic organizers during prewriting.
Digital PowerPoint design-board activity where students digitally assemble a gnome image and then write a descriptive paragraph about it.
Digital PowerPoint design-board activity where students digitally assemble a scarecrow image and then write a descriptive paragraph about it.
Digital PowerPoint design-board activity where students digitally assemble a snow globe image and then write a descriptive paragraph about it.
A micro-lesson slide deck paired with an animated short film ('Hen and the Egg') that builds sequencing, true/false comprehension, main idea/details, and summarizing skills.
A high-school senior/capstone-style writing and presentation project where students create an autobiographical 'mini biography' documenting memories from each of their four high school years plus their hopes and dreams for the future, with an accompanying grading rubric.
Provide weekly interactive creative-writing prompts (narrative, informative, persuasive) for students to answer directly on editable slides, distributable via Google Classroom.
A no-prep, interactive PowerPoint writing/language-arts micro-lesson built around a short animated story about a llama, targeting sequencing, true/false comprehension, and summary writing skills.
Two presentations plus companion note-taking worksheets teach 33 literary terms related to writing strategies (allegory, allusion, irony, comedy types, etc.).
A digital, interactive PowerPoint writing/comprehension activity built around an animated short story ('A Hungry Fox'), covering sequencing, true/false comprehension, main idea & details, and summarizing.
An interactive PowerPoint writing/reading activity built around an animated short film 'Llama Drama', teaching sequencing, true/false comprehension, and summarizing.
A social-media-styled messaging template (iPhone/Android app screen layouts, contact list, and 6 message-bubble layouts) that lets students write out a fictional conversation, available as a printable PDF and as an editable Google Slides deck.
An editable digital (Google Classroom-compatible) slide deck of weekly creative and reflective writing prompts, organized by week, for students to respond to directly on the slides.