Opinion Writing Organizer: Should School Start Later?
Students develop an opinion about whether school should start later after Daylight Saving Time changes.
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English Language Arts · All grades
Personal Story Writing Organizer
Students use this two-page organizer to plan a personal story by identifying the event, setting, characters, feelings, sequence, and significance.
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Students use this two-page organizer to plan a personal story by identifying the event, setting, characters, feelings, sequence, and significance. Prompts and checkboxes support development of a beginning, middle, and ending before drafting.
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- Students will choose a meaningful personal story topic.
- Students will identify setting, characters, feelings, and key events.
- Students will organize events in a logical sequence.
- Students will explain why the story is important.
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