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Explanatory Writing Task Directions & Questions

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Explanatory Writing Task Directions & Questions

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This rubric will be used to score your research writing

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Vocabulary you can include depending on the structures you use in your report.

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Explanatory Writing: Where can I find my research?

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Explanatory Writing: Where can I find my research?

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Main menu Featured Animal Did you know that the spines on an echidna are made of keratin? That's the same material that makes up our fingernails. Read more > At Animal Fact Guide, you can learn about interesting and endangered animals from around the world.

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Explanatory Writing: Where can I find my research?

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Explanatory Writing: Where can I find my research?

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Explanatory Writing: Where can I find my research?

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Directions for this task:

1. Read the narrative prompt below.
2. Next, use the narrative graphic organizer to plan your narrative (It can be found on the class Padlet site).
3. After you have planned your story, write your narrative story.
4. Ensure you include a beginning, middle, and an end.
5. Rate your story with the narrative rubric on Padlet.
6. Submit your work.

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Directions for this task: 1. Read the narrative prompt below. 2. Next, use the narrative graphic organizer to plan your narrative (It can be found on the class Padlet site). 3. After you have planned your story, write your narrative story. 4. Ensure you include a beginning, middle, and an end.

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This is just a model for your narrative writing. The ideas within should not be copied.

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Use this rubric to rate how you included the six traits of writing

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English Language Arts Standards » Writing » Grade 3 _ Common Core State Standards Initiative

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This is the rubric that will be used to score your essay.

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Directions for writing a Literary Analysis Essay

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Directions for writing a Literary Analysis Essay

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Click here to respond to the writing prompt after you've read the 2 texts.

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Keywords you may use in your Literary Analysis

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Keywords you may use in your Literary Analysis

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Please read the texts, Whoop it Up and Moose on the Move, in order to answer the writing prompt.

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Venn Diagram for comparing/contrasting texts

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Venn Diagram for comparing/contrasting texts

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This is a sample essay response. While the writer here used RACE as a format to compare and contrast, you DO NOT need to use RACE.

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New Jersey Student Learning Standards for English Language Arts Grade 3