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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
That's the Point
Revealing point of view through reasons that support an opinion
Fourth Grade Power Lesson -- Opinion -- That's the Point.pdfCompanion Lesson
Companion Lesson
Making Opinions Matter
The importance of strong reasons and details in support of an opinionFourth Grade Companion Lesson - Opinion -- Making Opinions Matter.pdfPower Lesson
Power Lesson
The Strength of Good Reasons
Reading informational text to explore two sides of an issueFourth Grade Power Lesson -- Opinion -- The Strength of Good Reasons.pdfCompanion Lesson
Companion Lesson
The Pros and Cons of Homework: An Opinion Paper
Supporting an opinion with details using transition words to connectFourth Grade Companion Lesson -- Opinion -- The Pros and Cons of Homework An Opinion Paper.pdfPower Lesson
Power Lesson
My Opinion is My Point of View
Research and write an opinion essayFourth Grade Power Lesson -- Opinion -- My Opinion is My Point of View.pdfCompanion Lesson
Companion Lesson
Proof for Point of View
Research and write an opinion essayFourth Grade Mastery Lesson -- Opinion -- Proof for Point of View.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.
Fourth 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.Fourth 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.Recommended Mentor Texts
Recommended Mentor Texts
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The Best Town in the World
Sophie Hartley on Strike
Animals Nobody Loves
The Great Kapok Tree
Not Norman
A Fine, Fine School
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