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Here is an example of sentence expanding I used for 3rd graders when learning to do opinion writing

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Copy of Call to action sentence starters

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Here is an example of how I worked with writing a narrative paragraph for a student with autism.

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Sentence Expanding Elementary School Example Lesson_2023

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Here are step-by-step instructions for supporting writing through Read&Write

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Read&Write - Options for Action & Expression

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Options for Action & Expression
The HOW of Learning
“Learners differ in the ways that they can navigate a learning environment and express what they know. For example, individuals with significant movement impairments (e.g., cerebral palsy), those who struggle with strategic and organizational

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Using Speech to Text is something that needs to be taught! This is a great step-by-step guide to get students started!

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Here is another step-by-step guide to teach students how to use Speech Recognition apps. This has some great anchor charts and visuals for students

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Find a sample lesson plan for teaching sentence expansion.

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Here are some sentence starter ideas for students. These are organized by the type of writing and are better for older students.

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Here are some general paragraph frames from Goalbook. These are good for older students.

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You can easily create a picture wordbank in Google Slides by using Read&Write Picture Dictionary!

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Here are picture cards that students can use to practice creating sentences. This is a great independent activity or game.

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Here is a Snapwords Picture dictionary I created for my students who struggled with Word Walls

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Here is a word bank I used to help a student when doing narrative writing

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High Interest Word bank to expand writing

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High Interest Word bank to expand writing

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Graphic Organizers to Help Kids With Writing

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Discover four graphic organizers that can help kids organize their ideas in a very visual way. They also help break a writing project into smaller, more manageable steps. Graphic organizers are especially helpful for children with dysgraphia, executive functioning issues, and other issues that can c…

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iReady Teacher Toolkit Conference Prompts

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iReady Teacher Toolkit Conference Prompts

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iReady has some great ideas for conference prompts. Having structured conferencing is one of the best strategies I find in getting students over the hump of having to make error corrections

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I like to use highlighting tape to identify student errors. Then they can correct them by peeling the tape and fixing them. I have found it's a more tolerable editing solution for most kids!