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A new year has arrived and you can look forward to reaching new goals. You can also learn from the past and from those who are older than you. Interview someone older than you. Use this form for writing your questions and answers.
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Expository, persuasive and narrative writing. Ten prompts for middle school or advanced intermediate.
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"Tell in detail what you would have to do to have the nicest yard in the neighborhood." Advanced intermediate/middle school level.
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Explain why it is important to be a volunteer. Expository writing exercise for middle school students.
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Write what you would do to plan a birthday party for $75 or less. Expository writing exercise for intermediate and middle school students.
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Expository writing prompt about raising money to help a classmate whose house has burned down.
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Lined paper with writing prompt for expository writing about presents.
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Writing prompt for imaginative story about moving to a new town.
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Write what happens at a dog show. Exercise in narrative writing for middle school students.
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Write a persuasive letter to your principal suggesting you create a flag corps of students to take down the flag at the end of the day.
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Prompt for persuasive writing on a bus tour.
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Lined paper with writing prompt for fiction about school.
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"I am proud to be a United States citizen because..."
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Wide-lined paper with a star at the top and the words I WISH.
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Trace and cut out the lined snowman pattern for a great shapebook.
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Primary-lined paper with illustrations of snowflakes at the top of the page.
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Cover page for a booklet-report about a real or imaginary trip to Japan. Writing prompts to go with the cover are available.
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Wide lines, with a dove graphic at the top.
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"When I think about peace, I think about..." with an illustration of a dove at the top of the page.
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Learn about sentences and sentence fragments with these worksheets. Seven pages, answer sheet included.
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What is a sentence fragment? Seven pages of exercises with answers.
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Students writing about their personal connections to a book they have read.
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Activity and writing exercise.
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Students recount the major events in a book they have read using a storyboard.
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Write about a trip to an apple orchard; simple form for younger students
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A short reading comprehension about a rainy fall day, followed by a "color and write" on the same theme.
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10 pages plus answer sheets dealing with dictionary skills, almanac, atlas, and encyclopedia.
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Cut out the pages and staple or sew together for a fun autograph book! Pages for friends, family, etc.
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Simple introduction with lots of practice. Nine pages and an answer key
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