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Welcome to my store! I'm Tricia and I create resources for the upper elementary classroom. I am an English as a New Language teacher and a former 5th grade general education teacher. I believe lessons and activities should be fun and engaging for all students. Language learning is my favorite and I have many writing activities to enhance your lessons, as well as, other subjects. Browse through my store using the "Store Categories" feature under my featured resources. Happy teaching!
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Preview of How to Edit and Revise Writing Print and Interactive Lessons Bundle

How to Edit and Revise Writing Print and Interactive Lessons Bundle

Editing and revising writing with your students? This print and digital no prep bundle will guide students step by step through the last stages of the writing process. Students will strengthen their writing by making corrections and improvements. Writing skills that need practice again and again! The resources included explain what it means to edit and revise and why it is important. Students will practice editing and revising paragraphs based on the type of writing the class is working
Preview of Informational Writing Print and Interactive Lessons How to Write an Essay Bundle

Informational Writing Print and Interactive Lessons How to Write an Essay Bundle

Are your upper elementary students struggling to write an informational essay? Break down the writing process step by step with this PRINTABLE and DIGITAL informative writing lesson bundle! Each lesson is enhanced with interactive activities along with print materials and worksheets to engage students and save you time! This WRITING BUNDLE includes 9 print and digital interactive lessons designed to teach students how to write an essay based on the 5th grade Common Core Standards.
Preview of Informational Writing Unit Print Lessons How to Write an Essay Bundle

Informational Writing Unit Print Lessons How to Write an Essay Bundle

Are your upper elementary students struggling to write an informational essay? Break down the writing process step by step with this PRINTABLE informative writing lesson bundle!  This WRITING BUNDLE includes 9 print lessons designed to teach students how to write an essay based on the 5th grade Common Core Standards.  Students will be guided through the writing process by learning the elements of informational writing, choosing a topic and subtopics, writing an eye catching introductio
Preview of Informational Writing Rubric Informative Writing

Informational Writing Rubric Informative Writing

Freebie! Set student writing expectations before writing an informative essay and grade with confidence using this PRINTABLE rubric. This rubric is created based upon the 5th Grade Common Core Writing Standards for informational writing. This following categories are included measured on a 4,3,2,1 scale: OrganizationContent/PurposeEvidenceLanguage/Word ChoiceGrammar/SpellingWith space for teacher comments! Print for your students and use repeatedly throughout the school year! Please co
Preview of How to Edit Writing Printable Lesson

How to Edit Writing Printable Lesson

Engage your class with this PRINTABLE lesson where students will learn how to edit their writing using the acronym "CUPS." (see cover photo) A much needed writing lesson for a skill that needs practice again and again! This resource explains what it means to edit and why it is important. Students will practice using the editing process on a paragraph based on the type of writing the class is working on (informative, narrative, opinion) before editing their own writing. Build students' skills th
Preview of How to Revise Writing Printable Lesson

How to Revise Writing Printable Lesson

Engage your class with this PRINTABLE lesson where students will learn how to revise their writing using the acronym "ARMS." (see cover photo) A much needed writing lesson for a skill that needs practice again and again! This resource explains what it means to revise and why it is important. Students will practice using the revision process on a paragraph based on the type of writing the class is working on (informative, narrative, opinion) before revising their own writing. Build students' ski
Preview of How to Cite Text Evidence in Informational Writing Printable Lesson

How to Cite Text Evidence in Informational Writing Printable Lesson

Engage your class with this PRINTABLE lesson where students will learn how to cite textual evidence to make their informational writing stronger. Perfect supplemental writing lesson for a skill that needs practice again and again. This resource explains what it means to cite evidence and why it is important. Students learn through examples and multiple practice questions until they are ready to try on their own. Teach as a whole group lesson, in small group, or as a center for students to do in
Preview of How to Paraphrase Text Evidence Printable Lesson

How to Paraphrase Text Evidence Printable Lesson

Engage your class with this PRINTABLE lesson where students will learn how to paraphrase text evidence to make their informational writing stronger. Perfect supplemental writing lesson for a skill that needs practice again and again. This resource explains what it means to paraphrase and why it is important. There are examples and opportunities for students to practice on their own. The examples start with scaffolds and gradually release as students practice, so by the end they are able to para
Preview of How to Write a Conclusion Paragraph for Informational Writing Printable Lesson

How to Write a Conclusion Paragraph for Informational Writing Printable Lesson

If you know your students can do better than "This essay was about..." or "I hope you enjoyed my writing," as part of their conclusion, then this lesson is for you! Engage your class with this PRINTABLE lesson where students will learn how to write a conclusion paragraph for informative writing. This lesson is perfect for a whole group or small group setting! This resource teaches students what they need to include to end their writing strong! The three parts the lesson focuses on are restatin
Preview of How to Write Body Paragraphs for Informational Writing Printable Lesson

How to Write Body Paragraphs for Informational Writing Printable Lesson

Engage your class with this PRINTABLE lesson where students will learn how to write the body paragraphs for an informational essay. This lesson is perfect for a whole group or small group setting! This resource shows students the outline of a body paragraph including topic sentence, examples, and a closing sentence. An example paragraph is included and broken down so students can see the parts. Students will practice identifying these parts, as well as, subheadings, academic vocabulary, and tra
Preview of How to Write an Introduction Paragraph for Informational Writing Printable

How to Write an Introduction Paragraph for Informational Writing Printable

Engage your class with this PRINTABLE lesson where students will learn how to write an introduction paragraph for informative writing. This lesson is perfect for whole group or small group setting! This resource teaches students what they need to include in their first paragraph to start their essay off strong! The three parts the lesson focuses on are how to write a hook, what important background information to include, and how to write a thesis statement. Before students dive in and write th
Preview of Choose a Topic and Subtopics for Informational Writing Printable Lesson

Choose a Topic and Subtopics for Informational Writing Printable Lesson

Are your students ready to write an informational essay on a topic of their choice but don't know where to start? Keep reading! Engage your class with this PRINTABLE lesson where students will choose a topic and 3 subtopics to write an informational text on. This lesson is perfect for whole group or small group setting! This resource helps students make a connection between what a topic and related subtopics are using a tree metaphor. Reach your visual learners to see that the topic is the top
Preview of Introduction to Informational Writing Printable Lesson

Introduction to Informational Writing Printable Lesson

Introducing informational or explanatory writing to your students? Engage your class with this PRINTABLE lesson where they will identify the characteristics or features needed to write an informational text. This lesson is perfect to start with before students dive in to writing their own essay! It asks students to brainstorm prior knowledge and identify informational writing by comparing it to a narrative and opinion writing example. Included in the lesson are: Teacher Lesson Plan- including s
Preview of Informational Writing Interactive Lessons How to Write an Essay Bundle

Informational Writing Interactive Lessons How to Write an Essay Bundle

Are your upper elementary students struggling to write an informational essay? Add digital interactive fun to your informative writing unit with this bundle which has no-prep activities that will save you time! This WRITING BUNDLE includes 9 digital interactive lessons designed to teach students how to write an essay based on the 5th grade Common Core Standards.  Students will be guided through the writing process by learning the elements of informational writing, choosing a topic a
Preview of How to Cite Text Evidence in Informational Writing

How to Cite Text Evidence in Informational Writing

Engage your upper elementary class with this digital interactive lesson where students will learn how to cite textual evidence to add to their informational essay! Perfect supplemental writing lesson for a skill that needs practice again and again. This no prep interactive lesson for Google Slides explains what it means to cite text evidence and why it is important. Students learn through examples and multiple practice questions until they are ready to try on their own. Teach as a whole group l
Preview of Earth Day Writing Prompt Worksheet

Earth Day Writing Prompt Worksheet

FREEBIE! Engage your class with this quick and effective Earth Day activity. With this resource students will be prompted to draw a picture of one way they can protect the planet this Earth Day. They will then write a caption to describe and support their drawing. This writing prompt is a perfect supplement to a read aloud on Earth Day or following a video, article, or class discussion. Students can color their picture making this great for a bulletin board or to display in your classroom.
Preview of How to Paraphrase Text Evidence in Informational Writing

How to Paraphrase Text Evidence in Informational Writing

Engage your class with this digital interactive lesson where students will learn how to paraphrase text evidence to add to their informational essay! Perfect supplemental writing lesson for a skill that needs practice again and again. This no prep interactive lesson for Google Slides explains what it means to paraphrase and why it is important. There are examples and opportunities for students to practice on their own. Teach as a whole group lesson, in small group, or as a center for students
Preview of How to Write a Conclusion Paragraph for Informational Writing

How to Write a Conclusion Paragraph for Informational Writing

Engage your class with this digital interactive lesson where students will learn how to write a conclusion paragraph for an informational essay! This no prep interactive lesson for Google Slides shows students how to write conclusion in 3 simple steps: restating the thesis statement, summarizing the main points, and providing a final thought. Students will learn from multiple examples and opportunities to practice. Students will be engaged with movable pieces and text boxes to write their
Preview of How to Write Body Paragraphs for Informational Writing

How to Write Body Paragraphs for Informational Writing

Engage your class with this digital interactive mini lesson where students will learn how to write the body paragraphs for an informational essay. This no prep interactive lesson for Google Slides show students the outline of a body paragraph including topic sentence, examples, and a closing sentence. An example paragraph is included and broken down so students can see the parts. Students will be engaged with movable pieces and text boxes to write their responses. Paperless and easy to post o
Preview of How to Write an Introduction Paragraph for Informational Writing

How to Write an Introduction Paragraph for Informational Writing

Engage your class with this digital interactive mini lesson where students will learn how to write an introductory paragraph for an informational essay. This no prep interactive lesson for Google Slides show students how to write a hook, important background information, and a thesis statement in their introduction paragraph. Students will be engaged with movable pieces and text boxes to write their responses. Paperless and easy to post on Google Classroom to share with your students. All t
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Experience

Welcome to my store! I'm Tricia and I create resources for the upper elementary classroom. I am an English as a New Language teacher and a former 5th grade general education teacher. I believe lessons and activities should be fun and engaging for all students. Language learning is my favorite and I have many writing activities to enhance your lessons, as well as, other subjects. Browse through my store using the "Store Categories" feature under my featured resources. Happy teaching!

Teaching style

My teaching style includes a structured setting with clear expectations. I believe it is important for all students to be able to interact with the teacher and one another. Students need to be exposed to lessons in a variety of ways, such as visually, technologically, and hands-on learning.

My own education history

I have been fortunate to have experience in a range of grade levels from 2nd to 5th grade over the course of 9 years. The majority of my years in the classroom I have spent as a 5th-grade teacher and more recently as an ENL teacher! Some years my classroom has been general education, while in others it has been a co-teach classroom, including special education students, as well as, ENL students. I have a bachelor's degree in elementary education with a concentration in Spanish. My master's degree was completed for TESOL. (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) I have also enjoyed working with students one-on-one for tutoring sessions, ranging from elementary to middle school.

Additional biographical information

“Live life with a passion.” This has been a favorite quote of mine since I saw it on a small pouch I received as a little girl. I can still see the letters etched out with a tiny red heart below it. From that moment to today, it has inspired me to apply feeling and enthusiasm into anything I undertake, from my personal life to my career. I am married with a beautiful baby boy. I enjoy doing things at home, such as, reading, cooking, yoga, and spending time with family. Another great interest of mine is music, where I play the guitar and dabble with the ukulele and piano. My variety of interests had led me to study education, since being a teacher incorporates a diverse set of topics and skills.