So here is my ULTIMATE set of EMERGENCY SUB Plans! You get 10 “choose a prompt” activities. Each activity comes with four prompt options. These include: Self-reflection prompts Argumentative prompts Creative writing prompts Vocabulary lessons with prompts The ebook format is unique and engaging. Check it out! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-ULTIMATE-set-of-EMERGENCY-SUB-PLANS-9599065
Every year I have an emergency. A kid needs to go to the hospital. The car won’t start. Here is an emergency sub plan that can be uploaded quickly. Instructions are included. Students choose a prompt, click the link, and write. My goal is to upload a bundle of emergency sub plans on my TPT …
I know–I know. Warm-up activities are supposed to align with the rest of the lesson. At least that is what I was taught. Always following the “rules”–however, leads to dull lessons. Sometimes students need a jolt, and having students choose their warm-up activity is a great way of shaking things up. With the following ebook, …
Two things I have learned from teaching writing prompts. 1. PRESENTATION is key. 2. Give students CHOICE. This activity is created to give students CHOICE, and the PRESENTATION includes graphics and a video.
Writing argumentative responses to quotes have worked REALLY well in my classes. First– I teach students how to qualify an argument. Next–I have students defend, challenge, or qualify a quote. After that–students are expected to defend, challenge or qualify a set of quotes on a given topic. Here are the exact activities I use. I …
I have my students write the following prompt as a piece of creative nonfiction. I encourage students to dazzle their audience with a story. Giving students the choice to choose their prompt really helped with this writing prompt. Let students read the prompt options, reminisce, then write! These letters are often sincere and well-written. I …