Informational writing 4th grade

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In this blog post you will find five mini lesson, in the order I would teach them, for your next informational writing unit. These mini lessons have been created based on standards and using common struggles students face with this type of writing.

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Alejandra Arauz
Sentence Starters and Transitions Anchor Chart for Informational Writing! Helps Grade 1-3 students transition from their topic sentence, to points, facts, and closing. Great support for independent writing. Strong Sentences Anchor Chart, Informative Text Writing, Topic And Concluding Sentences Anchor Chart, Introduction Anchor Chart Writing, Informational Writing Prompts 3rd Grade, Narrative Sentence Starters, Second Grade Informational Writing, Writing A Topic Sentence Anchor Chart, Topic Sentence Starters 2nd Grade

Sentence Starters and Transitions Anchor Chart for Informational Writing! Helps Grade 1-3 students transition from their topic sentence, to points, facts, and closing. Great support for independent writing.

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Hooks For Informational Writing, Informative Writing Middle School, Information Writing Anchor Chart, Informational Writing Middle School, Informational Essay Anchor Chart, Informative Paragraph Anchor Chart, Informative Writing Anchor Chart 3rd Grade, Writing Hooks Examples, Writing An Introduction Paragraph

Do you teach informational writing? I do and I used to hate it. I would gladly teach narrative writing all day long, but information...

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Samantha Lopez
Teaching Informational Writing, Fifth Grade Writing, Writing Hooks, Fourth Grade Writing, Informative Writing, Writing Mini Lessons, Informative Essay, Third Grade Writing, 5th Grade Writing

I have always found writing to be one of the most challenging subjects to teach. More specifically, informative, or explanatory writing has always been my biggest nemesis!! My students often come to me with varying levels of writing background, their own unique styles, and a variety of topic interests. It has taken me many years to fine tune my craft for teaching informative writing. Over the years, I have developed mini-lessons to help my students to better understand this particular genre…

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Sara LeBlanc