Let's Write February!!

 

February is such a fun month for writing topics.

This resource is interactive and encourages students to express their ideas by typing.

Great for practice.

George Washington...Informational Text...Informative Writing

Groundhog's Day... Informational Text ... Opinion Writing

Valentine's Day...Informational Text... How To Writing

Assessment...How to take care of teeth, The Groundhog

There are also interactive activities related to synonyms and antonyms.

Have a peek at the slides below.

Looking for a writing project that includes a craft...check this out!

It is perfect for your literacy centers during the month of February.

The packet includes:

Self Check for independent writers

Abe Lincoln/George Washington

_________ was, had, wanted

Graphic Organizers for collecting 4 facts with key vocabulary

If I were __________________

Compare and Contrast...graphic organizer...George Washington and Abe Lincoln

This activity contains a pre write and final write with your choice of writing lined paper or simple lined

Are you ready?

Let's Write...February

This packet is designed to provide students with practice using the CCSS.

This writing packet has three levels to provide DIFFERENTIATION in your writing program!

February focuses on Sensory, Persuasive, Summative, and How To writing with the topics: 

Topic/Literature Suggestion with lesson plans.

The Day it Rained Hearts...How to make a Valentine

My Teacher for President...Why my teacher would make a good president

Go to Sleep Groundhog...What did Groundhog see, hear, taste

Arthur's Tooth...Summary

The packet includes two sections.

Section One STUDENT WORKBOOK

This part includes:

Cover

Literature Suggestion

Lesson Plans

Graphic Organizers

"Sloppy Copy" page with editing

"Sloppy Copy" page

Editing Note for student and teacher editing.

Section Two STUDENT JOURNAL

This part includes:

Pages for publishing

Cover to make a class book

Skill worksheets and posters are included in each of the four lessons.

February covers synonyms and antonyms.

Each of these skills will enhance student writing skills.

I think these lessons are WRITE ON!