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Sample student work: Educating Powerful Writers

Grades 6 - 8 English Language Arts

Sample student work to be utilized with Grades 6-8: Educating Powerful Writers Middle School writing curriculum.

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Grades 6-8: Educating Powerful Writers
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Grades 6-8 Educating Powerful Writers is a complete writing curriculum.  There are 7-8 distinct units per grade which include outlines of daily lessons, mentor writing texts for each unit, guidance for assessment, sample handouts, and sample lesson plans.  Educating Powerful Writers is a spiraled curriculum that takes students through narrative, in...
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