First grade opinion writing anchor chart

How do you teach your students the difference between a fact and an opinion? Teaching tips and ideas for fact vs. opinion practice in upper elementary. Fact vs. Opinion Anchor Chart

I have been working hard the past couple days to put the finishing touches on my opinion writing pack and I am happy to say it is done! Introducing: This pack has everything you need to get your students expressing their opinions and providing reasons for them! Here are a few sneak peeks into this […]

If you have been following my blog for awhile, you may know that teaching writing is my FAVORITE subject to teach in 1st grade. I have a feeling I would love it in kinder or 2nd grade as well. My students’ writing gets longer, more detailed, more persuasive, more informative, more interesting to the reader. […]

Calling all upper elementary writing teachers, this completely FREE opinion writing starter kit will help you teach or review opinion writing with your 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students. This set inclues an opinion writing anchor chart, modeled writing with coordinating guiding questions to help you teach this genre, student reference page and prompt project to get you started! You will love this free opinion writing printable set! Click today to grab it and it to your writing lesson plans!

Opinion writing anchor chart

Help your young writers with these 22 free opinion writing prompts for your first, second or third grade classroom. Free from The Curriculum Corner.

Last week we started our Opinion Writing unit and our class focused on {fabulous} facts and {outstanding} opinions! This week, we moved r...

What is an opinion anchor chart. Kindergarten Anchor Chart- Writer's Workshop.

"I Will Never Not Ever Eat a Tomato" I could use to teach about opinion writings, and how to persuade and convince others of what we believe, though it is not a fact.