Jason Said:

higher english reflective writing exercise?

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Reflections of the past.

It is rather remarkable -- I was born -- then elevated to eighteen-years on earth. So who am I now? Such questions tend to throw me. Perhaps I am more motivated to unfathom the unmemorable past? In any event, a future of finer importance is more remarkable.

To de-construct my past and childhood, is the opportunity to self-reflect. Reflect on what and which bits? My childhood was straightforward. It was never this problematic. There were joyous and jubilent moments. Plausibly, several of social importance.

I recall, for example, the time when as I was in hopsital. Small and scared, I was fortunate to befriend

Ivan Said:

What are some good writing exercises for an 8-year old second-grader?

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try hand writing lessons.

Don Said:

This is writing for my english class exercise. please help me?

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Hi, okay, first of all you have to understand that this is such an easy assignment! Next, don't let anyone do your assignments for you because you won't learn anything from it but I will give you tips on how to write a great paragraph/essay.

Step 1. Choose a topic.
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF: Who was a great humanitarian? Who do I look up to?
EXAMPLE ANSWER: Mother Teresa, Angelina Jolie, etc. I choose Mother Teresa for this example.

Step 2: Introduction.
Since this essay is only 150-200 words which isn't a lot, write a short introduction. You can use questions like; What have you done in your life? to capture the reader's attention. You can also use an amusing anecdote or an interesting quote.
EXAMPLE ANSWER: What have you done in your life? Do you think you've helped enough people?

Step 3: Body
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF: What has Mother Teresa done in her life? Why is she a great humanitarian? How has she influenced this world? What can I learn from her? How has she touched other people's lives?
*You can research for this but don't copy-paste, that sucks and you can get arrested for copy-pasting off the internet not to mention your teacher might give you a deductions since it's a writing assignment and you didn't write it at all

Step 4: Conclusion
EXAMPLE ANSWER: And this is why I believe that Mother Teresa was a great humanitarian because she (fill in your answer) and I have learned (fill in your answer).

Step 5: Edit
Read your work again and proofread it and edit your mistakes

Step 6: Title
Think of a catchy title but if you can't, then I guess it's alright to put there a simple one.
EXAMPLE ANSWER: "The Greatest Humanitarian" , "Mother Teresa"

Good luck! :)

Carla Said:

Where can I get ideas for daily 5-10 minute writing activites for English in the beginning of class?

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Scholastic Teacher Store has tons of jumpstart ideas for springboard writing, depending on what grade you teach. PCI may be another good company to look into.
You might also want to look at teachingtolerance.org. They have some great ideas that teach social acceptance too. You can sign up for posters and all sorts of great stuff assorted by grade level.

Kathryn Said:

Help picking a title? English writing exercise?

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ahahahaha thats hilarious story

bit crazy but your english is fantastic (Y)

how about - "the rabbit that reappeared" lol