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13 Cards in this Set
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Writing
Beginning, Middle, End Capitalize Checklist |
Opening, Body, Conclusion
Beginning of sentences, proper nouns, Titles, Books,etc. Does your sentence/paragraph have all of the necessary details? |
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Clarity
Details Directions |
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Writing Summarize Thank you letter Unity |
Briefly tell what the selection is about in YOUR own words
Proper heading, body, closing Staying on the main topic/subject/making sense to the reader. |
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Writing Variety of sentences Who, What, Where, When, Why, How |
Simple.(State who/where)
Compound.(State more than one thought, first, then) Complex. (Before, First, Second, Then, Next,Finally. Include all 5 in writing |
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Writing Prewriting Proper Names Punctuation |
List of ideas, rough draft,
Names, Cities, Countries, States, Streets, Mr. Mrs. Miss Beginning/Middle: Capital letters, commas, quotations, apostrophes, Ending:periods, question marks, exclamation marks etc. |
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Writing Retell Revise Summary |
Follow directions: Use your own words or use the words from the selection.
Make small changes to what has been said or done What you have read -- What YOU write in your own words from selection read. |
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Writing Retell Revise Summary |
Follow directions: Use your own words or use the words from the selection.
Make small changes to what has been said or done Tie everything you have written about together so it makes sense/understood by reader. |
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Writing
Clarity Details Directions |
Ideas are clearly stated
Topic, supportive sentences, closing Stay on topic/focus on key terms |
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Writing
Informal Report Invent Invitation |
General, opinion, support with details from the story or your past.
Make believe, invention of idea, tool, place, time Like a friendly letter but will include theme, date, time |
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Writing
Narrator of story Personal experience narrative Poet |
Who is telling the story (You, He, She, Him, Her, I)
How can you relate to the story? What is something similar or oposite that has happened to you? Tells the story from many perspectives, tree, rain, puddle,etc. |
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Writing
Journal-Letter form or paragraph Letter to editor (persuade, inform) main character |
Telling about yourself, activities
How can you get someoe on your side? Give facts, opinions, beliefs. Who is the story, event about? |
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Writing
Edit Fictional narrative friendly letter |
Check spelling, punctuation, indentation
Story is make-believe Greeting, Body, Closing, Signature |
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Writing
Edit Fictional narrative friendly letter |
Check spelling, punctuation, indentation
Story is make-believe Greeting, Body, Closing, Signature (Informative |
