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    First Grade Writing Word Mat

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    The document discusses different types of writing including opinion, informative/explanatory, and narrative pieces. It provides examples of each type and notes that opinion writing involves stating your opinion and giving reasons, informative/explanatory writing provides facts, and narrative writing tells a story using time words and sequencing events. The document also covers punctuation rules for capitalization, periods, commas, apostrophes, and more.

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    The document discusses different types of writing including opinion, informative/explanatory, and narrative pieces. It provides examples of each type and notes that opinion writing involves stating your opinion and giving reasons, informative/explanatory writing provides facts, and narrative writing tells a story using time words and sequencing events. The document also covers punctuation rules for capitalization, periods, commas, apostrophes, and more.

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    The document discusses different types of writing including opinion, informative/explanatory, and narrative pieces. It provides examples of each type and notes that opinion writing involves stating your opinion and giving reasons, informative/explanatory writing provides facts, and narrative writing tells a story using time words and sequencing events. The document also covers punctuation rules for capitalization, periods, commas, apostrophes, and more.

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    First Grade Writing Word Mat

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    Gabriela Ionita
    The document discusses different types of writing including opinion, informative/explanatory, and narrative pieces. It provides examples of each type and notes that opinion writing involves stating your opinion and giving reasons, informative/explanatory writing provides facts, and narrative writing tells a story using time words and sequencing events. The document also covers punctuation rules for capitalization, periods, commas, apostrophes, and more.

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    Writing Types

    • State your opinion


    Punctuation Writing Mat 1st Grade
    Spaces between words
    Opinion • Give a reason Word Bank Pronouns
    • Write an ending Capital letters at the
    Informative /
    A beginning of sentences after good park I
    • Give facts
    Capital letters for dates at great play me
    Explanatory • Write an ending A and names
    • Tell two or more events beautiful hold ran my
    A period at the end of
    Narrative
    that happened
    • Use time words
    . a sentence beyond home read mine
    • Write an ending Exclamation points for
    ! exclamations or surprise
    big hour run he

    Sentences book in school she


    Question marks for
    Statement I am seven.
    ? questions boy inch sit his
    Commas to separate but like see hers
    How old are you?
    Question
    , words and to write
    dates can look should us
    Exclamation What a nice surprise!
    Command Come to my party. Apostrophes to show car mean short ours
    ‘ that something belongs
    to someone child mouse sure they
    Tenses
    class more tall them
    Present The girl plays the drums. / The Write longer sentences
    girl is playing the drums. using conjunctions. could Mr. the their
    Past The girl played the drums. and or but cold Mrs. today theirs
    Future The girl will play the drums. so because come night toward anyone
    The cat likes to sleep and chase mice. during not to it
    Possessive Nouns
    Do you like football or soccer? friend old two everything
    Add an apostrophe and an s to the word
    That is Ms. Tia’s book. The little red hen asked for help, but
    friendly on yesterday
    Those are Sean’s toys. they were all too busy. fun one

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