Expository Writing for High School Activity Book

Aligns to Common Core Standards

The purpose of Expository Writing for High School is to break down the concepts related to the composition of informative, persuasive-argumentation, and fictional narrative writing modes into smaller, focused lessons to make it easier for students to manipulate, practice, and implement. This book also includes notes for basics of expository and narrative writing and the writing process, as well as simplified activities for editing and revising student writing. With activities, examples, and topics, these materials and activities will make essays flow easier from students, creating writing success.    

©2014. English. High school. Reproducible. 113 pages.

Book Download: PDF. Adobe® Reader® required to view PDF.

Print Book: Spiral-bound. 8 x 11 inches.

About the Author

Kristina Janeway is a Pre-AP, GT, and PSAT/Pre-AP English teacher at Terra Vista Middle School in Lubbock, Texas. In her 21-year career, Kristina has had 19 years of experience working with gifted and talented students, as well as Pre-AP, AP, and full-inclusion students in the West Texas area. She has written curriculum for grades seven through twelve, designed an academic vocabulary course for the high school, designed a Pre-AP/PSAT English course for eighth graders, designed a SAT/ACT course for seventh graders in the Duke University Talent Search Program, and designed the seventh and eighth grade GT course.

Kristina completed a master’s degree in Education Administration and holds a Principal’s Certificate. Kristina was the recipient of the Frank and Nancy Newton’s Excellence in Education Award from the Beaumont Foundation in 2010, and the Panhandle South Plains TAGT Teacher of the Year Award for 2014.