Earth vs Moon Opinion Writing Prompt with Graphic Organizers for Space Theme

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Looking for the best opinion writing prompts to go with your space themed unit? Get students writing about if they would live on the earth vs the moon with this FUN persuasive writing prompt and craft. This fun space themed writing template with graphic organizers is PERFECT to get students’ pencils moving during your opinion writing unit.

Students will read aloud Luna Muna (or your other favorite farm themed read aloud). They will then make a t-chart as a class on reasons that they would want to live on the earth vs the moon. It is up to the students to decide if they think the earth vs the moon would be a better fit. They will write their opinion out using graphic organizers, writing templates and top it all off with a fun space themed craft using an earth craft or moon craft to show their choice. This doubles as an amazing space themed bulletin board.

What’s Inside the Earth vs Moon Opinion Writing Prompt with Graphic Organizers for Space Theme:

• Teaching Guide
• 2 Student Planning Pages
• 3 Differentiated Student Drafting Pages
• 6 Differentiated Student Publishing Pages (for primary and intermediate)
• Space Crafts (moon craft or earth craft for the perfect space themed bulletin board)
• 4 Differentiated Rubrics (for kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade & 3rd grade)

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Earth vs Moon Opinion Writing Prompt with Graphic Organizers for Space Theme: Timeline

Teach students to write engaging opinions including convincing reasons and compelling details with this fun persuasive writing prompt about living on the earth vs the moon. This opinion writing lesson can be taught in one day or stretched out throughout five days. This lesson includes two versions, perfect for all K-5 students.

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