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Power Writing Lessons
Power Writing Lessons
These lessons focus on the skills needed to master the chosen standard and are designed to compliment the companion writing lessons.
Companion Writing Lessons
Companion Writing Lessons
These lessons are built to extend the skills taught in the power lessons. The intent is to allow the students to demonstrate their knowledge of the skills needed to master the chosen standard.
Power Lesson
Power Lesson
The Power of Because
Evidence and reasons in support of an author's ideas in a text
Fifth Grade Power Lesson -- Opinion -- The Power of Because.pdfCompanion Lesson
Companion Lesson
The Pros and Cons of Driverless Cars
Supporting our opinions with reasons and evidenceFifth Grade Companion Lesson -- Opinion -- The Pros and Cons of Driverless Cars.pdfPower Lesson
Power Lesson
Proving My Position
Supporting a position with text-based evidenceFifth Grade Power Lesson -- Opinion -- Proving my Position.pdfCompanion Lesson
Companion Lesson
Year-Round School: An Opinion Paper
Using evidence that supports reasons in opinion writing and quoting that evidenceFifth Grade Companion Lesson -- Opinion -- Year Round School, An Opinion Paper.pdfPower Lesson
Power Lesson
Organizing an Opinion
How to develop and organize opinion writingFifth Grade Power Lesson -- Opinion -- Organizing an Opinion.pdfCompanion Lesson
Companion Lesson
Owning an Organized Opinion
Developing, organizing, and writing an opinion piece by researching a social studies topicFifth Grade Mastery Lesson -- Opinion -- Owning an Organized Opinion.pdf Foundational and Mastery Skill-based Lessons
Foundational and Mastery Skill-based Lessons
These lessons serve as a scaffold of the specific learning targets and move from the foundational level into the mastery level of the standard.
Fifth Grade Foundational Lesson -- Opinion -- I can understand that point of view in opinion writing means the feelings, favoritism, or preference of an author.pdfFoundational Lesson
I can understand that "point of view" in opinion writing means the "feelings," favoritism, or preference of an author.Fifth Grade Mastery Lesson -- Opinion -- I can express my point of view about a topic using reasons that support my opinion.pdfMastery Lesson
I can express my point of view about a topic using reasons that support my opinion.Page updated
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