Description This writer’s workshop unit has everything you need to introduce and develop procedural/how to writing in your classroom! Your students will write specific step by step directions for their procedural writing. This unit includes: *10 step by step lessons to teach procedural writing. Each lesson includes a mini lesson, independent writing, and shared writing. Anchor chart pieces, mini-anchor charts for students’ writer’s notebooks, conferencing labels and sticky notes, goal setting pages are included. Mini lessons include: *What is procedural writing? *Select a topic and gather information. *Determine the steps in your writing. *Determine the format of your writing. *Using vocabulary that is specific to your topic. *Using transition words. *Using pictures to support your writing. *Give warnings and tips that you have learned from experience. *Writing in the present tense. *Writing a conclusion. *FIVE extra mini lessons included: using a dictionary or the internet for misspelled words, using a thesaurus, shades of meaning, interjections, procedural writing checklist. *EIGHT classroom posters included. *Revising and editing tools include helpful bookmarks, labels to keep tools such as colored pencils and highlighters, and spider legs for students to use while revising. *A personal spelling dictionary to keep track of easily misspelled words. *Labels for student folders: students name, what I’m working on, and writing tools. *Paper for published work: 20 lined pages with 20 coordinated unlined pages for writing and illustrations of published work. *Student friendly rubric based on grades 3-5 CCCS standards and I Can Statements. *Bulletin board letters: This is How We Do It…Procedural Writing *Binder cover, spines, dividers to keep all your pages organized Click here to check out the growing bundle of writer’s workshop units that also includes: *Launching Writing Worshop *Personal Narrative Writing *Opinion Writing *Descriptive Writing *Imaginative Writing *Procedural Writing *Persuasive Writing *Expository Writing If you have any questions, please email me at [email protected].