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Check Out 3 Anchor Papers with Voice
may 15, 2008

Teachers are always asking for strong writing samples and anchor papers to utilize within the classroom. Here are several pieces from teachers who were excited to share their students’ writing successes. These three are especially engaging because of the voice they each possess.
After studying the uses of the comma, Melissa Beitler had her South Adams sixth graders write a bio-poem about this punctuation mark. Check out one group’s version of the comma written with a “rapper” attitude.
Deer Ridge Elementary teacher Susie King submitted a letter from a student who left her beloved blanket in the hotel while on vacation. The anxious worry of this first grader is so obvious.
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