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Inventors Opinion Writing Step-by-Step (Would You Rather)

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Cover reading 'Opinion Writing Inventors Edition' for a resource that connects inventor research and writing
Cover of the inventor opinion writing resource
Information for homeschooling and co-op families about live classes and an interest-led learning community
Homeschool and co-op class announcement
Ten instructions for printing inventor cards, choosing two research topics, and completing opinion writing
Teacher directions for research and writing
Section divider labeled 'Inventor Cards' introduces the illustrated topic cards students choose for research
Introduction to the inventor card section
Inventor research cards 1–4: Ada Lovelace, Albert Einstein, Alexander Graham Bell, and Alexander Miles
First sheet of inventor cards, cards 1–4
Inventor research cards 5–8: Alfred L. Cralle, Anna Connelly, Annie Turnbo Malone, and Archimedes
Second sheet of inventor cards, cards 5–8
Inventor research cards 9–12: Benjamin Franklin, Charles Marsh, Charles Darwin, and Ellen Fitz
Third sheet of inventor cards, cards 9–12
Inventor cards 13–16: Florence Parpart, Galileo Galilei, Garrett Morgan, and George Robert Carruthers
Fourth sheet of inventor cards, cards 13–16
Inventor research cards 17–20: Granville Woods, Henry Blair, Isaac Newton, and James Clerk Maxwell
Fifth sheet of inventor cards, cards 17–20
Inventor cards 21–24: Jeanne Villepreux-Power, Joseph Henry, Joseph Winters, and Josephine Cochran
Sixth sheet of inventor cards, cards 21–24
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Inventors Opinion Writing Step-by-Step (Would You Rather)

This product offers a unique, engaging approach to teaching opinion writing skills. It is perfect for group lessons, individual assignments, or as homework and can be used by teachers and homeschoolers alike. The focus is on five stages of opinion writing all revolving around the exciting topic of prominent inventors.

Key Features

  • Detailed step-by-step guide
  • Theme-based learning centered around famous inventors like Ada Lovelace or Alexander Graham Bell
  • Flexibility in implementing lesson plans
  • Cross-curricular approach integrating science, social studies, and history

Stages of Opinion Writing Process Included:

  1. Research and brainstorming
  2. Crafting reasons and examples
  3. Creating introductions and conclusions
  4. Drafting procedures and revising them if needed
  5. < li >Development of the final draft < / ol >

    The Unique Elements Offered:

      < li >< em >780 possible combinations through inventive theme cards for diversified engagement. < li >< em >Differentiated graphic organizers catering to varied handwriting skill levels.< /em > < i >< strong>< ll >< />< />< />< >< > < p>In conclusion this resourceful digital pdf emerges as an ideal tool to develop expert opinion writers in an engaging educational environment.< /p >

What's Included

94 PDF pages

Teacher instructions

Topic cards (40 in color and 40 in B&W; 780 unique combinations of the inventors)

Mix and match research report pages

Differentiated opinion writing graphic organizers (3 levels)

Step-by-step opinion writing instructions and checklists

Sentences starters and transitions

BONUS DOWNLOAD: Anchor charts, writing rubrics, and helpful bookmarks

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