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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
Are You Fooled by Your Eyes?
Are You Fooled by Your Eyes?
Opinion sentence writing
Kindergarten Power Lesson -- Opinion -- Are you fooled by your eyes.pdfCompanion Lesson
Companion Lesson
Oooh, I Have an Opinion!
Oooh, I Have an Opinion!
Opinion sentence supported by reason(s)
Kindergarten Companion Lesson -- Opinion -- Ooooh, I have an Opinion.pdfPower Lesson
Power Lesson
What Do You Think? Stating an Opinion with Reasons
What Do You Think? Stating an Opinion with Reasons
Kindergarten Power Leson What+Do+You+Think+Dont+Let+the+Pigeon+Power+Lesson+3+revised2.3.19.pdfCompanion Lesson
Companion Lesson
My Opinion Matters: Writing an Opinion Paragraph
My Opinion Matters: Writing an Opinion Paragraph
K+My+Opinion+Matters+Writing+an+Opinion+Paragraph revised 1.20.2022.pdfPower Lesson
Power Lesson
Why Red is Best: Answering Questions Using the Text
Why Red is Best: Answering Questions Using the Text
Kindergarten Power Lesson Why Red is Best revised 1.30.2022.pdfCompanion Lesson
Companion Lesson
My Favorite Color and Why: "Writing" Opinion Pieces that Include Reasons that Tell Why
My Favorite Color and Why: "Writing" Opinion Pieces that Include Reasons that Tell Why
Kindergarten Companion Lesson -- My Favorite Color and Why revised 1.30.2022.pdfPower Lesson
Power Lesson
Stating an Opinion: Understanding that Opinion Writing Means Stating One’s Opinion and Giving Concrete Reasons
Stating an Opinion: Understanding that Opinion Writing Means Stating One’s Opinion and Giving Concrete Reasons
Kindergarten Power Lesson -- Stating an Opinion.pdfCompanion Lesson
Companion Lesson
My Favorite Story and Why: Writing an Opinion Piece.
My Favorite Story and Why: Writing an Opinion Piece.
Kindergarten Companion Lesson -- My Favorite Story and Why revised 1.30.2022.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.
Kindergarten Mastery Lesson -- Opinion -- I can draw, dictate, or write about my opinion revised 1.30.2022.pdfOpinion Writing Mastery Lesson: Drawing, dictating, or writing about my opinion
Kindergarten Foundational Lesson -- Opinion -- Recognizing opinions are based on specific reasons or evidence.pdfOpinion Writing Foundational Lesson: Recognizing that opinions are based on specific reasons or evidence
Recommended Mentor Texts
Recommended Mentor Texts
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus
Don't Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late
The Pigeon Wants a Puppy
Red is Best
I Wanna Iguana
Animals Should Definitely Not Act Like People
A Pig Parade is a Terrible Idea
Too Purpley
Cecill the Pet Glacier
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