In this lesson, students include necessary details to avoid reader confusion, and practice adding details and information to make a story flow naturally. [9:36]

A lesson explaining relative adverbs and how they can be used to join sentences. [8:08]

Write opinions that can be supported with facts. [7:24]

Learn how to use a graphic organizer to plan where your reasons and evidence will go. [7:26]

Writers use complete sentences to make their writing clear and professional. Let's practice finding and correcting the type of run-on sentence known as the "comma splice." [7:58]

Writers make conscious decisions about which verb tense to use, then use it consistently. Let's practice making sure our verb tense is consistent. [8:02]

Writers use active voice to make their writing strong, clear, and direct. Let's practice making sure that every sentence in our writing is in active voice. [8:23]

Learn about progressive verb tense and how to use it properly within a sentence in this lesson. [12:39]

Students will be able to clarify how each piece of evidence supports the reason by writing sentences explaining each piece of evidence. [5:28]

Writers use an introduction to organize the ideas that follow. Let's practice organizing the ideas within a paragraph according to the paragraph's introduction. [7:46]