Maintaining Style and Tone

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In our Maintaining Style and Tone lesson plan, students learn about the importance of style and tone in writing and how they can alter the tone and style of their own writing. Students practice maintaining a constant tone and style throughout a piece of writing in order to demonstrate their ability to use the lesson material.

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Our Maintaining Style and Tone lesson plan reviews how style and tone affect meaning and then helps students to maintain style and tone with their writing and speaking. Students are asked to use their creative writing skills to write fake letters to friends using different writing styles and tones for each. They are also asked to write additional sentences based on the tone of example sentences they are given in order to practice matching tone.

At the end of the lesson, students will be able to maintain consistency in style and tone when writing and speaking.

State Educational Standards: LB.ELA-LITERACY.L.5.3.A, LB.ELA-LITERACY.L.6.3.B

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subject

Language Arts

grade-level

5th Grade, 6th Grade

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