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Our free printable writing resources make it easy to start your book publishing project and align with educational standards, including Common Core.
Whether your class is brainstorming, editing or needs a check-list for your final drafts — we have printable worksheets for every step of the writing process. Select your grade level then click on the documents below to view, print or download. Studentreasures Publishing offers free creative writing worksheets to help teachers give students a headstart on publishing a book as a class.
These printable worksheets make every step of the writing process more enjoyable and easier to finish. These resources offer students writing prompts, and they also help students meet the learning goals of their grade level for English language arts ELA.
Whether your students need to brainstorm, write, or edit their book, these printable worksheets are a great help. Simply browse below to find worksheets that are right for your students. Make writing fun for young learners with these printable writing worksheets. Learn more about creative writing for kindergarten and first grade students today. Detailed stories make wonderful classbooks. All of the charts in this section are designed to be suitable for any writing project that requires sequencing--steps in a process, events in chronological order, and chains of cause and effect relationships.
The first two of the following maps are designed specifically for persuasive essays. Although the third is labeled as an expository map, it could just as easily be used for persuasion. I have included a box to the right of each wheel for students to make additional notes or to follow your specific instructions for completion.
Although these graphic organizers are designed specifically for journalism students, they would also be appropriate for other types of expository writing. Here are just a few organizers for poetry. These writing webs didn't seem to fit clearly into any of the above categories, so I have included them here. These organizers are customizable--you may type in the headers, subheaders, directions, and instructional material that best suit your needs.
I've included these because sometimes predesigned forms are not entirely appropriate for the task at hand. This way, if you have a particular book title or a particular main topic that you want to appear in the organizer, you can go right ahead and type it in. Each customizable organizer displays areas shaded in blue--these are the areas that you may type what you wish. Additionally, when the mouse pointer passes each of these shaded areas, a tool tip will pop up briefly as you see in the yellow box here:.
Here are the 17 customizable graphic organizers. The original completed organizer appears on the left side of each slide, and its customizable version appears on the right. If these graphic organizers are fairly well received, I would be happy to design more of them in the near future.
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