RRPS Writers Showcase: Elementary School Compositions
These compositions were submitted by students in grades Preschool-5 as approved and supported by their teachers. If you have concerns or questions, please email them here: bcramer@mvms.rrps.k12.nm.us.
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Directions: Click the tabs below to explore compositions in different genres, and the Title to read the composition. (Version indicates if the composition was submitted in draft or final status.)
- Creative
- Descriptive
- Persuasive
- Narrative
- Expository
The CREATIVE Genre:
Creative writing communicates an idea or experience; it is a highly individual art form that may contain varied elements and structure.
| Date | Author's Initials |
Grade | Title | Version | Student Comments |
Teacher Comments |
The DESCRIPTIVE Genre:
Description is the basic tool a writer uses to express sensory impressions and can be found in all types of writing.
| Date | Author's Initials |
Grade | Title | Version | Student Comments |
Teacher Comments |
The PERSUASIVE Genre:
Persuasive writing aims to convince the reader of a stated opinion or belief.
| Date | Author's Initials |
Grade | Title | Version | Student Comments |
Teacher Comments |
The NARRATIVE Genre:
Narration tells a story; if done effectively the reader shares and relives the writer’s experience.
| Date | Author's Initials |
Grade | Title | Version | Student Comments |
Teacher Comments |
2/13/08 |
A.D. |
3 |
final |
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5/08/08 |
A.G. |
2 |
final |
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1/30/08 |
A.S. |
2 |
draft |
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2/20/08 |
B.H. |
5 |
final |
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2/21/08 |
D.F. |
5 |
final |
This student has produced great writing and is writing a "choose your own adventure book!" | ||
2/13/08 |
M.M. |
2 |
draft |
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5/07/08 |
R.H. |
3 |
final |
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5/07/08 |
R.H. |
2 |
final |
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2/20/08 |
R.J. |
2 |
draft |
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2/13/08 |
R.V. |
2 |
draft |
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1/16/08 |
S.H. |
3 |
final |
This student is very enthused about writing, and is always very anxious to share what has been written with the class. |
The EXPOSITORY Genre:
The goal of expository writing is to inform, explain, clarify, define or instruct.
| Date | Author's Initials |
Grade | Title | Version | Student Comments |
Teacher Comments |