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Including different types of details in expository writing are an important strategy! In this unit, students will read books with great details, understand different types of details, revise writing to improve the details, and try out different types of details in their own writing. Activities are hands-on and authentic!
PDF | 45 pages
Good introductions in expository writing are an important strategy! In this unit, students will read books with great introductions and discuss what makes them great, understand different types of introductions, revise writing to improve the intros, and try out good introductions in their own writing. Activities are hands-on and authentic!
PDF | 32 pages
Good conclusions in expository writing are an important strategy! In this unit, students will read books with great conclusions and discuss what makes them great, understand different types of conclusions, revise writing to improve the conclusions, and try out good conclusions in their own writing. Activities are hands-on and authentic!
PDF | 30 pages
Teaching Duration: 2 weeks
Everything you need to teach informational writing in one bundle. Minilessons, anchor charts, and printables guide 3rd–5th graders through planning and writing strong expository pieces.
Organize informational writing around strong main ideas. This anchor chart and lesson help students brainstorm and structure expository writing.
Do your students fix their spelling on a word or two and call it revision? These expository revision guides can help students learn to evaluate their writing with a critical eye and make revisions that help the reader understand their message.
PDF | 20 pages
