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Looking for a Fall writing prompt?
Want to tie in using the Writing Process?
Do you have struggling writers (English learners, too!) and need additional support with vocabulary?
Do you want a creative writing activity for the first weeks of fall that will enable your students to be filled with excitement and support so they can succeed? This fall writing prompt is exactly what you need.
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This entertaining resource is easy to implement and calls for little to no prep. Just copy and go.
This “Adventure at the State Fair” writing prompt has everything you need, from suggested lesson plans to publishing pages and everything in between. This Adventure writing is intended as an extended writing project and should take close to a week or more to complete and can easily fit within the writing workshop model. Following the steps allows teachers to help their students increase their vocabulary usage in their writing while also strengthening their classroom community and writing engagement.
Creative Writing and Vocabulary steps focus on front-loading vocabulary so reluctant writers have a solid bank of words and phrases, even story starters, to help keep them engaged and supported throughout the writing process. Using both audio and visual stimuli helps hook the writer from the beginning. I love watching my students excited for writing because they feel they can be successful and are excited to create their own story.
Included in this resource:
Quick Use Guide
Suggestions for Use Lesson Plans
State Fair Coloring Page
At the State Fair Word Bank
Story Ideas and Story Starter Page
Writing Process Checklist
Scoring Rubric
Self-Reflection Student Sheet
Also included, For Published Pieces:
Cover Page
Dedication Page
About the Author Page
Comments Page
Themed Writing Pages
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Students who struggle to write will be more successful when different writing projects pull from the same or similar word bank and ideas.
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