Primary Step-by-Step Writing® Grades 1-3

Primary Step-by-Step Writing® Grades 1-3

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These units are from our signature STEP-BY-STEP WRITING® with INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOKS. IT IS A COMPLETE WRITER’S WORKSHOP PROGRAM with all the tools needed for the entire year. This research-based program is filled with engaging lessons (scripted), anchor charts, modeling, mentor text, interactive notebook pages, practice, and all the forms, graphic organizers, checklists, and rubrics necessary to teach and assess writing.

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Scaffolding through the writing process continues to be an effective and successful approach to teach writing. Every lesson builds upon the previous skill within one piece of writing. This provides students with a thorough understanding of how to put a quality piece of writing together. It helps even the most reluctant writers become ROCKSTAR WRITERS! A study shows that 98% of two classes using the program scored in the exceptional range on state testing.

This resource is packed with ways to MOTIVATE-EDUCATE-DIFFERENTIATE! You will find your students engaged, have already prepped and modeled lessons for explicit teaching, and receive jammin’ ideas for differentiation.

Do you have limited time for writing instruction? Do you want to use this program without the interactive pages?

No problem! This program is flexible! You can teach the lessons, print off the mini anchor charts to put in student notebooks in place of the interactive pages, then have time for students to write their own stories!

What happens if you don’t have confidence in teaching writing?

Pam has 26 years of teaching experience, a Masters Degree and National Board Certification. She currently works on curriculum and serves as a writing coach. She created this all-inclusive STEP-BY-STEP writing program to share her SECRET TO WRITING SUCCESS. She is active in a FREE exclusive Facebook Group to anyone with this writing program. It will guide and support you through a year of writing. If you are interested in detailed training, she also offers ONLINE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

 

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS YEAR-LONG WRITING PROGRAM?

1: SENTENCE STRUCTURE AND PARAGRAPH WRITING

★ SCRIPTED Lesson plans and ideas

★ Sentence Structure and Paragraph Cover Sheet and Tab to place in notebooks.

★ Anchor charts

★ Differentiated interactive pages for note booking with directions and photo examples

★ Plenty of Independent practice worksheets- great for independent work and homework!

★ Task Cards with recording templates – great for centers!

★ Cumulative Assessment

LIST OF MINI LESSONS:

1. Nouns and Verbs

2. Subjects and Predicates

3. Simple Sentences

4. Compound Sentences with FANBOYS

5. Topic Sentences

6. Relevant Details

7. Transition Words

8. Closing Sentences

2: NARRATIVE WRITING

★ Scripted Lessons (Detailed lesson plans on what to say)

★ Anchor Charts

★ ORIGINAL MENTOR TEXT and a Suggested Mentor Text List

★ Differentiated Interactive Pages

★ Model Writing (For each step that builds into a quality story)

★ Student Practice Worksheets

★ Task Cards (Great for centers or extra practice)

★ Narrative Writing Checklists

★ Million Dollar Dictionary

★ Tracking Form

★ Writing Goal Form

★ Peer reflection Form

★ Personal reflection Form

★ Rubrics

★ Final Copy Templates

★ Writing Prompt Cards

★ Weekly Writing Guide for Students

LIST OF MINI LESSONS

1. Narrative Elements

2. Prewriting- How to Brainstorming

3. Prewriting- Using Graphic Organizers for Narrative Writing

4. Writing an Introduction (Character, Setting, Plot)

5. Writing a Body (Includes Power of 3, Suspense, Climax)

6. Working with Character Traits

7. How to Use Dialogue

8. Writing a Conclusion

9. Strategies to Write a Rough Draft

10. How to Form a Writing Goal

11. DARE to Revise (How to Delete, Add, Rearrange, Exchange)

12. How to Write a Rockin’ Beginning (Strong Leads)

13. Using Transition Words

14. How to Use Word Choice (Million Dollar Words)

15. How to Write a Jammin’ Conclusion

16. How to Craft a Title

17. CUPS to Edit

18. Editing Capitalization

19. Editing Usage

20. Editing Punctuation

21. Editing Spelling

22. Rules for Peer Reflections

23. Writing a Final Copy

3: OPINION WRITING

★ Scripted Lesson Plans

★ Model Writing (Included for every mini lesson)

★ 5 Opinion Passage Prompts

★ Anchor Charts

★ DIFFERENTIATED Interactive Pages

★ Practice Printables

★ Task Cards (Great for centers or extra practice)

★ ORIGINAL MENTOR TEXT and a Suggested Mentor Text List

★ Notebook Cover Page and Tab

★ Opinion Writing Checklist

★ Key Words and Phrases Lists (Introductions, Body, and Conclusions)

★ Writing Goals Form

★ Peer Reflection Form

★ Self-Reflection Form

★ Tracking Progress Form

★ Opinion Writing Rubric

★ Weekly Writing Guide for Students

★ Writing Prompt Cards

LIST OF MINI LESSONS

1. Opinion Elements

2. Prewriting- How to Brainstorm

3. Prewriting- Using Graphic Organizers

4. Writing an Introduction

5. Writing a Body (Power of 3, facts and details)

6. How to Strengthen Opinions

7. Writing a Conclusion

8. Strategies to Write a Rough Draft

9. How to Plan a Writing Goal

10. DARE to Revise (How to Delete, Add, Rearrange, Exchange)

11. How to Write a Rockin’ Beginning (Strong Leads)

12. Using Transition Words

13. Adding Key Words and Phrases

14. How to Write a Jammin’ Conclusion

15. How to Craft a Title

16. CUPS to Edit

17. Editing Capitalization

18. Editing Usage

19. Editing Punctuation

20. Editing Spelling

21. Rules for Peer Reflections

22. Writing a Final Copy

4: INFORMATIVE WRITING

★ Scripted Lesson Plans

★ Model Writing (Included for every mini lesson)

★ 5 Informative Passage Prompts

★ Anchor Charts

★ DIFFERENTIATED Interactive Pages

★ Practice Printables

★ Task Cards (Great for centers or extra practice)

★ ORIGINAL MENTOR TEXT and a Suggested Mentor Text List

★ Notebook Cover Page and Tab

★ Informative Writing Checklist

★ Trash Can Word List

★ Writing Goals Form

★ Peer Reflection Form

★ Self-Reflection Form

★ Tracking Progress Form

★ Informative Writing Rubric

★ Weekly Writing Guide for Students

★ Writing Prompt Cards

★ Choice Research Assignment

LIST OF MINI LESSONS

1. Informative Elements

2. Prewriting- How to Brainstorm

3. Prewriting- Using Graphic Organizers

4. Organization Structures

5. Writing an Introduction

6. Writing a Body (Power of 3, facts and details)

7. How to Take Notes, Avoid Plagiarism

8. Writing a Conclusion

9. Strategies to Write a Rough Draft

10. How to Plan a Writing Goal

11. DARE to Revise (How to Delete, Add, Rearrange, Exchange)

12. How to Write a Rockin’ Beginning (Strong Leads)

13. Using Transition Words

14. Adding Key Words

15. How to Write a Jammin’ Conclusion

16. How to Craft a Title

17. CUPS to Edit

18. Editing Capitalization

19. Editing Usage

20. Editing Punctuation

21. Editing Spelling

22. Graphics/ Heading/ Picture Captions

23. Table of Contents and Glossary

24. Rules for Peer Reflections

25. Writing a Final Copy

5: BRAINSTORMING IDEAS

Start off with brainstorming ideas for the year! There is an interest inventory and interactive pages for (I love, I wonder, My Family, My feelings).

6: STUDENT RESOURCE GUIDE

It has many skills and ideas for students to use when they are writing. Make a copy for your writing center or give one to each student!

7: WRITING PROCESS POSTERS

There are a variety of styles to meet your needs. Place a clothespin with each students name on the first step and have the move it each time they take the next step in the writing process! You can quickly see who may need help.

8: WRITING PROCESS PLANS AND PAGES

Lesson plans, anchor charts, and interactive page.

9: SPELLING DICTIONARY

Students can use it to look up words and add words they frequently use.

3 Versions (Mini booklet, Full-page, Google (Link in mini booklet)

10: EDITABLE PACING GUIDE

The pacing guide is a suggested way to use the program. If your district requires you to teach in a different order, it is easily editable.

11: COVER PAGES, TABS, AND TABLE OF CONTENTS

There are two versions that can be used for each section of the notebook.

12: ANCHOR CHART FILE

I include this as a separate file with all the anchor charts (plus a few extras) to make printing easier!

BONUS FILE- READ FIRST- SET UP AND RESOURCES

★ Support: Exclusive access to my email and Step-by-Step Writing Facebook Group

★ Getting Ready

★ Preparations

★ Order of Skills

★ Writing Workshop Schedule

★ Steps for each lesson

★ Techniques for Teaching Writing

★ Setting Up Notebooks

★ Mini Lesson Instructions

★ Decorating notebook (Including student handout)

★ Portfolio Labels

★ Portfolio Message to Parents

★ Quick Notebook Check Rubric

★ Presentation Rubric

★ Writing Workshop Rules

★ Teacher Binder Cover Pages for each section

 

Look no further! It is all here! If you are a new teacher, this resource is perfect. It is a STEP-by-STEP, user-friendly Interactive Writing Notebook with instructions on how to teach the skills! I can’t wait for you to join the band!

It covers all the Common Core Writing Standards and many Language Standards!:

W.1, W.1.a, W.1.b, W.1.c, W.1.d,

W.2, W.2.a, W.2.b, W.2.c, W.2.d

W.3, W.3.a, W.3.b, W.3.c, W.3.d, W.3.e,

W.4, W.5, W.6, W.7, W.8, W.9, W.10

L.1. L.2, L.3

FOREVER UPDATES AND ADD-ONS! ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS CHECK YOUR PURCHASES AND SCROLL DOWN TO THIS PRODUCT. IF IT HAS A BUTTON THAT SAYS “NEWLY REVISED” THEN CLICK ON IT!

DISTRICT AND SCHOOL-WIDE LICENSES AVAILABLE

One purchase is for one teacher and his/her students. You own it for life. It may be shared with your students each year through presentations, printing pages and on password protected websites. If you wish to share it with colleagues or an entire grade level, school, or district, the proper amount of licenses need to be purchased. There is an easy click under purchases where you can buy additional licenses! For DISTRICT LICENSING, contact me for pricing at pam@rockinresources.com.

 

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Pam

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