Quick Writing Assessments to Guide Instruction
More often than not, writing assessment is something we dread Whether it’s self-imposed restrictions or in-depth rubrics and checklists that
Focused Instruction: Teaching Effective Writing Minilessons
Our world of teaching has changed over the last few years–from virtually teaching to the gap in instruction to seeing
Improving and Combining Sentences: A Gradual Release of Responsibility Writing Lesson
I wanted to share today about a twenty-minute lesson I did that was super effective–and reviewed two key writing skills
Teaching Narrative Writing – Tips and Ideas
Teaching narrative writing is one of my favorite things! Teaching writing is a challenge–but when students get engaged and can
Writing Assessment Made Easy. Really.
Because I know you do not have enough time for grading writing–or do everything else we need to do! My
Narrative Writing Lessons and More: Teaching Dialogue
One thing I really like to do with my literacy instruction is to make sure that I weave reading and
Teaching Dialogue and Why It’s So Important!
We are digging into a fun narrative writing unit to complement our historical fiction unit. I know many of you
Fraction Concepts Day 2! Conceptions, Misconceptions, and Mathematical Language
Well, things got even more interesting as my work with fractions unfolded on day 2! For those of you who
Fraction Folding–discovery learning
Today we kicked off our fraction unit, and I think I am going to really try to do a lot
Studying Dialogue to Improve Reading AND Writing
Today is my day to post over at Upper Elementary Snapshots, and I hope you’ll head over to read about
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