4th Grade Writing-Essays Unit Plans

Argumentative Writing Unit Lesson Slides Activities & Checklists 4th-6th

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Argumentative Writing Unit! Engage Students with this complete argumentative writing unit! This resource includes Teacher Slides, Graphic Organizers, Topic Task Cards, Writing Templates, a Let's Argue activity, Checklists, & more. It is perfect for introducing, teaching, practicing, and implementing.

Students will find planning, drafting, and revising their essays a breeze. Plus, you’ll get a PowerPoint presentation to support your lessons!

Included:

✎ Graphic Organizers to Differentiate

✎ In Your Own Words

✎ Word Bank

✎ Put it Together

✎ Writing Pages Templates

✎ Transitional Example Checklist

✎ Editing & Revising Checklist

✎ Argumentative Topics Cards

✎ Let's Argue Graphic Organizer

✎ Let's Argue Brochure

✎ TAG: Peer Feedback

✎ Teacher's Slides (PowerPoint)

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Writing a Play - Graphic Organizer, Example, and Template

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Writing a play is a perfect project that gives students time to write about an event that happened in their life or an event that they made up. Once they are finished, they can share it with different groups of people and have their friends play each character. This packet includes information to share with your students about what a play is, what steps to follow when writing the beginning, middle and end of a play, why we write a play, who we write a play for, and tips to look for when rereading and editing. This packet also includes an example showing the process that is used to write with a play using a graphic organizer and an example of a play. On the last several pages, two templates are included to help students write the rough draft and final draft of their play that includes space for characters, props, act, scenes, and lines to show what their characters are saying.

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