Description
Help students learn about writing adding details with three different types of adding details in a developmentally appropriate way! Students will learn about and practice adding thinking and talking in their stories, adding feelings to their writing, and adding details using the five senses! This product is complete with activities, visuals, and printable sticky notes to up your writing small group game for your K-2 students and support their writing by adding details!
These writing small group activities work well in conjunction with any writing curriculums and will support you, not only to meet your standards but will also support your students where they are in their writing development!
This writing small groups activity for writing adding details gives you everything that you need to increase engagement in small groups, target writing support to exactly what your students need, and visual reminders to keep your kids improving while writing independently.
What Do I Get in the Writing Adding Details Product?
- Teaching tips and strategies
- Visual goals for the group
- Printable sticky notes to give to each student as a goal and reminder of the skill you are working on
- Targeted activities to practice the writing skill
- Individual visuals/reminders to keep in writing folders: thinking and talking cards, feelings cards, 5 senses cards
- 5 senses writing checklists
- Adding details planning sheets
- Adding details checklists
Writing Adding Details Teaching Points Included:
- I can make my characters think and talk!
- I can add feelings!
- I can add details to my writing!
What Skills Does This Writing Adding Details Small Group Product Address?
- Students will practice adding thinking and dialogue to their stories.
- Students will practice adding feelings to their stories.
- Students will practice using their five senses to add details to their writing.
- Students will use checklists to add details independently.
What Literacy Standards Does This Writing Adding Details Product Address?
- W.K.3 – Use a combination of drawing, dictating, and writing to narrate a single event or several loosely linked events, tell about the events in the order in which they occurred, and provide a reaction to what happened.
- W.K.5 – With guidance and support from adults, respond to questions and suggestions from peers and add details to strengthen writing as needed.
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- Get the FULL Writing Small Groups BUNDLE
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- Year-Long Literacy Small Groups Bundle
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