Teaching students to write better hooks, dialogue, descriptions, and conclusions can be one of the most challenging tasks of teaching writing. This workbook provides you with teaching tools to help students develop their editing abilities and become descriptive, captivating writers.
What’s Included:
- Word Bank Worksheet for emotions, describing words, and words to replace “said”
- 7 styles of hooks with examples plus a graphic organizer for hook writing practice
- 7 styles of conclusions with examples plus a graphic organizer for conclusion writing practice
- “Replace Said” Worksheet to help kids practice using words other than “said”
- Dialogue Practice Worksheet
- 2 Description Worksheets to help kids practice using better describing words
Print these worksheets out individually or as a workbook. Or, use the Google Slides digital version. I use these worksheets as part of the editing process for narrative writing.
