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More Creative Writing Printables, Grade 9
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Scoring Rubric: Persuasion
The organization, elements of persuasion writing, grammar, usage, mechanics, and spelling of a... | Scoring Rubric: Evaluation/Review
The organization, elements of evaluation/review writing, grammar, usage, mechanics, and... | |
Portfolio Record
This organizational tool will help students keep track of the contents of their writing... | ||
Gatsby: A Tale of Love and Loss
Students imagine that they are like Jay Gatsby, and have a lost love who is destroying them.... | Slaughterhouse-Five Short Answer
A question and answer sheet based on the three themes of Kurt Vonnegut's classic,... | |
Peer Conference Notes: Writer
Focus peer conferencing and make it a valuable tool with this set of questions. | ||
Narrative Vignette Rubric
Use this narrative vignette rubric to help students with the editing and revising of their... | Peer Conference Notes: Reader
Focus peer conferencing and make it a valuable tool with this set of questions. | |
Taking a Stand
After reading Running Loose by Chris Crutcher, students answer questions about a time... | Scoring Rubric: How-to/Process Explanation
The organization, elements of how-to/process explanation writing, grammar, usage, mechanics,... | |
Creating a New World Writing Activity
Create a better town or country in these two writing assignments. | Scoring Rubric: Multimedia Report
The organization, elements of multimedia report writing, grammar, usage, mechanics, and... | |
Initial Self-Assessment: Writing
Children become more capable writers by completing an inventory of their writing experiences,... | Scoring Rubric: Technical Description / Explanation
The organization, elements of technical description / explanation writing, grammar, usage,... | |
Scoring Rubric: Description
The organization, elements of description, grammar, usage, mechanics, and spelling of a written... | ||
Scoring Rubric: Definition/Classification
The organization, elements of definition/classification, grammar, usage, mechanics, and... | Hot Tuesday
Students are asked to imagine the hottest day of the year and then write a story about it. |

