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Would You Rather Writing Prompts in a Passport Booklet

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Cover of Would You Rather Set 1 Learning Passports: a sample snake-or-mouse writing prompt and 30 pages of writing
Shows the booklet style students will complete
Table of contents listing implementation, assembly, credits, badges and prompt pages, plus terms of use and an author note
Quick map of the teacher pages before printing
Implementation and printing notes: students answer prompts, earn a passport badge; print 8 pages double-sided, fit to page
Read before copying so the booklets print correctly
Assembly steps in six photos: print double-sided, line up pages, cut, stack front and back, fold and staple the booklet
Prep guide for turning printouts into student booklets
Learning passport stamps: 20 round Set 1 badges showing a girl with a pencil, to cut out and award when a booklet is done
Reward badges to hand out when students finish
Booklet front cover with name line and stamp box, teacher feedback panel and prompts on pink hair or hands, candy corn pool
Cover sheet students personalize, decorate and get stamped
Opinion prompts: North Pole or desert, favorite food every meal or never, cartwheel or walk on hands, no smell or no taste
Students pick a side and explain their reasons on the lines
Choice writing prompts: travel to the past or future, kiss a squirrel or mouse, spinach or cantaloupe, fancy or rusty car
Quick-write prompts for morning work or journal time
Opinion choices: shoes on wrong feet or shirt backwards, rock star or actor, no TV or no computer, run 1 or walk 3 miles
Discussion starters before students write a response
Writing prompts: move things with your mind or hear thoughts, mayonnaise or ketchup, astronaut or doctor, lion or zebra
Fast finisher or partner-share writing practice
Attributes
Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5

File

PDF

Editable
No
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About This Product

The Writing: Would You Rather Set 1

An invaluable resource designed to enrich the learning and writing experience of children in grades 3, 4, and 5.

A Gateway to Expression

Teachers understand that creative writing can sometimes be a challenge for young pupils. Thus, this educational resource transforms four ordinary sheets of paper into a fantastical gateway to expression by means of a 'Would You Rather' Learning Passport.

About The Product:
  • A product from Teaching Simple, consisting of a 32-page activity booklet.
  • Each page dedicated to unharnessing the creative energy in each student.
  • Create accountability among learners with rewarding learning passport stamps on successful completion of each activity.
Ideal Usage:
  • This tool is perfect during different periods such as morning work or quick writes sessions.

The Printing Tip!

Easier manual assembly requiring only double-sided printing before cutting, folding and stapling together this engaging booklet!

Eco-Friendly Learning Resource:
"Just four standard letter-size sheets form one robust Learning Passport!" - Save Paper!

In conclusion:
Teachers aiming towards enhancing Language Arts education - specifically Creative Writing will find invaluable aid in the Writing: Would You Rather Set-1 teaching resource!

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'Happy Teaching!'

What's Included

1 PDF file.

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