Sentence stems

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Framed paragraphs are pre-writing tools that help students write well-developed paragraphs. They are skeleton formats containing information about the main ideas and transition words that guide the organization and the development of supportive details. Framed paragraphs offer a structure for students to use as they begin to write paragraphs and essays.

MEANINGFUL CLASSROOM DISPLAYS: This anchor chart outlines specific language that students can use to facilitate discussions. They can practice these in class and then take these skills to small groups. Giving students the awareness of the importance of listening and responding is so important when building a classroom community.

Sentence stems help students communicate what they are thinking about, help many students with special needs, and provide focus for our lesson.

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Social Studies Sentence Stems (anchor chart duplicated from a fellow pinner) 19 July 2018

Giving Text Evidence for your essay. Great ways to start a sentence when referencing the materials. Chesapeake College Adult Education Program offers free and nearly free classes on the Eastern Shore of Maryland to help you earn your GED and your Maryland H.S. Diploma. We provide free advising, college and career transition services. Let us help you turn a dream into your reality. Classes start monthly. Contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043.

Stretching sentences. How a sentence becomes great.

Differences between Inference and Prediction. Excellent to use when introducing inferences. Students can tell what they know about predictions, and then learn about how inferenceing is different.

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The Sentence Game Let’s face it, writing is hard. It takes lots and lots of practice to master the many skills a writer needs. But practice can be boring. Not now! I’ve created a sentence writing game your kids will love. With this game they’ll write sentence after sentence without complaining, because it’s a game. It’s very simple, but practices very essential skills- capitalization, punctuation, grammar, and spelling. The game can be played with 2 or more players. There’s even a way to…

Guided Writing for Summaries (Fiction) Anchor Chart

Sentence Stems- Visual Supports for Writing from NoodleNook

A blog about teaching ideas and free resources, focusing on kindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade, and fourth grade.

Math Sentence Stems: A simple yet powerful tool that's turning the conventional language learning methods upside down! Experience the transformative power of these stems in accelerating the learning of your bilingual and English learners in the realm of academic discourse.

Teaching young students to write can be hard with they are not yet reading. Using a blended approach that teaches writing using the sight words and phonetic skills that students have learned is very effective. Sentence stems can be a great help in this process. Not only do students learn to write these high frequency words but they also get lots of exposure to reading them too. This blog post details how you can teaching writing with sentence frames in the kindergarten and 1st grade class.