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Choose a writing prompt from the following websites.

Write one paragraph about the topic.

Follow the Six Traits of Writing method.

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Choose a writing prompt from the following websites.

Write one paragraph about the topic.

Follow the Six Traits of Writing method.

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Choose a writing prompt from the following websites.

Write one paragraph about the topic.

Follow the Six Traits of Writing method.

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Few things can hold a child's fascination and attention quite like an animal. Who doesn't love to tell about an amusing pet or an interesting encounter with a wild animal? Use these writing prompts on animals to get their writing gears in motion.

Prompt 1: If your pet could talk, what do you think he would say to you?

Prompt 2: If you could choose any animal for a class pet, what would you choose and why?

Prompt 3: Most people like one particular animal more than others. What is your favorite animal? Why is it your favorite?

Prompt 4: Lucky you! You have been chosen to become an animal for a day. What animal would you be and why?

Prompt 6: Think of two different types of animals. Now combine the head of one with the body of the other? What is the name of your new animal? What interesting things can he do?

Prompt 7: Pretend you're a bird sitting up high in a tree. Describe in detail what you see and how things look to you.

Prompt 8: Write a letter to a local animal shelter requesting information about their volunteer program.

Prompt 9: Describe a bird, an insect, or animal that you have strong feelings about. Choose one that scares, amuses, or puzzles you. Be sure you know enough about the animal to describe it fully. Use sensory details that will make your classmates feel the same.

Prompt 10: Describe an animal that you will never forget.

Prompt 11: Most people know of an animal they would like better than any other as a pet. Before you write, think about what type of animal that would be and why you think it would make such a great pet.

Prompt 16: You are a bee. Introduce yourself to someone, explaining your typical day, your life processes, and how you deal with any dangers you routinely face.

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Few things can hold a child's fascination and attention quite like an animal. Who doesn't love to tell about an amusing pet or an interesting encounter with a wild animal? Use these writing prompts on animals to get their writing gears in motion.

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Choose a writing prompt from the following websites.

Write one paragraph about the topic.

Follow the Six Traits of Writing method.

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Choose a writing prompt from the following websites.

Write one paragraph about the topic.

Follow the Six Traits of Writing method.

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Choose a writing prompt from the following websites.

Write one paragraph about the topic.

Follow the Six Traits of Writing method.

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Few things can hold a child's fascination and attention quite like an animal. Who doesn't love to tell about an amusing pet or an interesting encounter with a wild animal? Use these writing prompts on animals to get their writing gears in motion.

Prompt 1: If your pet could talk, what do you think he would say to you?

Prompt 2: If you could choose any animal for a class pet, what would you choose and why?

Prompt 3: Most people like one particular animal more than others. What is your favorite animal? Why is it your favorite?

Prompt 4: Lucky you! You have been chosen to become an animal for a day. What animal would you be and why?

Prompt 6: Think of two different types of animals. Now combine the head of one with the body of the other? What is the name of your new animal? What interesting things can he do?

Prompt 7: Pretend you're a bird sitting up high in a tree. Describe in detail what you see and how things look to you.

Prompt 8: Write a letter to a local animal shelter requesting information about their volunteer program.

Prompt 9: Describe a bird, an insect, or animal that you have strong feelings about. Choose one that scares, amuses, or puzzles you. Be sure you know enough about the animal to describe it fully. Use sensory details that will make your classmates feel the same.

Prompt 10: Describe an animal that you will never forget.

Prompt 11: Most people know of an animal they would like better than any other as a pet. Before you write, think about what type of animal that would be and why you think it would make such a great pet.

Prompt 16: You are a bee. Introduce yourself to someone, explaining your typical day, your life processes, and how you deal with any dangers you routinely face.

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Few things can hold a child's fascination and attention quite like an animal. Who doesn't love to tell about an amusing pet or an interesting encounter with a wild animal? Use these writing prompts on animals to get their writing gears in motion.

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Few things can hold a child's fascination and attention quite like an animal. Who doesn't love to tell about an amusing pet or an interesting encounter with a wild animal? Use these writing prompts on animals to get their writing gears in motion.

Prompt 1: If your pet could talk, what do you think he would say to you?

Prompt 2: If you could choose any animal for a class pet, what would you choose and why?

Prompt 3: Most people like one particular animal more than others. What is your favorite animal? Why is it your favorite?

Prompt 4: Lucky you! You have been chosen to become an animal for a day. What animal would you be and why?

Prompt 6: Think of two different types of animals. Now combine the head of one with the body of the other? What is the name of your new animal? What interesting things can he do?

Prompt 7: Pretend you're a bird sitting up high in a tree. Describe in detail what you see and how things look to you.

Prompt 8: Write a letter to a local animal shelter requesting information about their volunteer program.

Prompt 9: Describe a bird, an insect, or animal that you have strong feelings about. Choose one that scares, amuses, or puzzles you. Be sure you know enough about the animal to describe it fully. Use sensory details that will make your classmates feel the same.

Prompt 10: Describe an animal that you will never forget.

Prompt 11: Most people know of an animal they would like better than any other as a pet. Before you write, think about what type of animal that would be and why you think it would make such a great pet.

Prompt 16: You are a bee. Introduce yourself to someone, explaining your typical day, your life processes, and how you deal with any dangers you routinely face.

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Few things can hold a child's fascination and attention quite like an animal. Who doesn't love to tell about an amusing pet or an interesting encounter with a wild animal? Use these writing prompts on animals to get their writing gears in motion.

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Few things can hold a child's fascination and attention quite like an animal. Who doesn't love to tell about an amusing pet or an interesting encounter with a wild animal? Use these writing prompts on animals to get their writing gears in motion.

Prompt 1: If your pet could talk, what do you think he would say to you?

Prompt 2: If you could choose any animal for a class pet, what would you choose and why?

Prompt 3: Most people like one particular animal more than others. What is your favorite animal? Why is it your favorite?

Prompt 4: Lucky you! You have been chosen to become an animal for a day. What animal would you be and why?

Prompt 6: Think of two different types of animals. Now combine the head of one with the body of the other? What is the name of your new animal? What interesting things can he do?

Prompt 7: Pretend you're a bird sitting up high in a tree. Describe in detail what you see and how things look to you.

Prompt 8: Write a letter to a local animal shelter requesting information about their volunteer program.

Prompt 9: Describe a bird, an insect, or animal that you have strong feelings about. Choose one that scares, amuses, or puzzles you. Be sure you know enough about the animal to describe it fully. Use sensory details that will make your classmates feel the same.

Prompt 10: Describe an animal that you will never forget.

Prompt 11: Most people know of an animal they would like better than any other as a pet. Before you write, think about what type of animal that would be and why you think it would make such a great pet.

Prompt 16: You are a bee. Introduce yourself to someone, explaining your typical day, your life processes, and how you deal with any dangers you routinely face.

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Few things can hold a child's fascination and attention quite like an animal. Who doesn't love to tell about an amusing pet or an interesting encounter with a wild animal? Use these writing prompts on animals to get their writing gears in motion.

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Few things can hold a child's fascination and attention quite like an animal. Who doesn't love to tell about an amusing pet or an interesting encounter with a wild animal? Use these writing prompts on animals to get their writing gears in motion.

Prompt 1: If your pet could talk, what do you think he would say to you?

Prompt 2: If you could choose any animal for a class pet, what would you choose and why?

Prompt 3: Most people like one particular animal more than others. What is your favorite animal? Why is it your favorite?

Prompt 4: Lucky you! You have been chosen to become an animal for a day. What animal would you be and why?

Prompt 6: Think of two different types of animals. Now combine the head of one with the body of the other? What is the name of your new animal? What interesting things can he do?

Prompt 7: Pretend you're a bird sitting up high in a tree. Describe in detail what you see and how things look to you.

Prompt 8: Write a letter to a local animal shelter requesting information about their volunteer program.

Prompt 9: Describe a bird, an insect, or animal that you have strong feelings about. Choose one that scares, amuses, or puzzles you. Be sure you know enough about the animal to describe it fully. Use sensory details that will make your classmates feel the same.

Prompt 10: Describe an animal that you will never forget.

Prompt 11: Most people know of an animal they would like better than any other as a pet. Before you write, think about what type of animal that would be and why you think it would make such a great pet.

Prompt 16: You are a bee. Introduce yourself to someone, explaining your typical day, your life processes, and how you deal with any dangers you routinely face.

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Few things can hold a child's fascination and attention quite like an animal. Who doesn't love to tell about an amusing pet or an interesting encounter with a wild animal? Use these writing prompts on animals to get their writing gears in motion.

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Avoiding Double Negatives

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Argument Writing:

Pre-writing I: Preparing to write

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Identify the contractions with not

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Using Negatives

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Review relatives: Pronouns and Adverbs

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Connect to writing using Negatives.

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Argument Writing:

Introducing the focal text

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Argument Writing:

Pre-writing III:  Organizing Reasons

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Argument Writing:

Prewriting II: Establishing an Opinion

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Vocabulary

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Choose a writing prompt from the following websites.

Write one paragraph about the topic.

Follow the Six Traits of Writing method.

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