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This FREE worksheet includes 1 page from our How to Write a Paragraph title.
This worksheet helps students practice the brainstorming phase of prewriting with a graphic organizer. This worksheet can be used on its own, or paired with the individual resource. And the best part is, it's FREE.
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About the full resource, How to Write a Paragraph:
Learning to express one's thoughts in well-written sentences and paragraphs is an essential skill for all students. Designed to make the writing process logical and easy to learn, our resource breaks down the process of writing a paragraph into its fundamental elements. Start off by learning what is a paragraph before delving deeper into its forms and purposes. Use prompts to start your paragraph off in the prewriting stage. Then, write your first draft using graphic organizers for help. Practice what you've learned before moving on to the revision phase. Get tips on what to watch out for while you revise and proofread your paragraph. Aligned to your State Standards and written to Bloom's Taxonomy, reproducible writing tasks, crossword, word search, comprehension quiz and answer key are also included.
This FREE worksheet includes 1 page from our How to Write a Paragraph title.
This worksheet helps students practice the brainstorming phase of prewriting with a graphic organizer. This worksheet can be used on its own, or paired with the individual resource. And the best part is, it's FREE.
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About the full resource, How to Write a Paragraph:
Learning to express one's thoughts in well-written sentences and paragraphs is an essential skill for all students. Designed to make the writing process logical and easy to learn, our resource breaks down the process of writing a paragraph into its fundamental elements. Start off by learning what is a paragraph before delving deeper into its forms and purposes. Use prompts to start your paragraph off in the prewriting stage. Then, write your first draft using graphic organizers for help. Practice what you've learned before moving on to the revision phase. Get tips on what to watch out for while you revise and proofread your paragraph. Aligned to your State Standards and written to Bloom's Taxonomy, reproducible writing tasks, crossword, word search, comprehension quiz and answer key are also included.