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Lead Pencil saved to Free Teaching Resources
Do you use writing folders with your students? If you don't, you are going to want to now - here are some ideas and 30 pages of writing folder freebies!!

Rochelle Johnston saved to Homeschool Ideas
Description Has your class had the funeral for "said, went, big, and small" yet? (among other words) This is a great resource to let the kids keep in their writing folders/journals or desks to refer to when they are writing. They will never again use those wimpy words! Said is Dead! Enjoy!

Jaclyn 'Churchill' McCullough saved to School
Hello Everyone!! Happy New year to all of you! The end of 2015 and the beginning of 2016 have been very emotional for me. We started off our winter break visiting my son, Jordan in Indiana. He has m

Rebecca Maddox saved to Writing Ideas
Paragraph writing is a big challenge for many students. This post includes a step-by-step method to help your students write great paragraphs in no time.

Minds in Bloom saved to Teacher Ideas
Even if you adore your protagonist and loathe your antagonist, it is important to remember that nobody is perfectly good, or perfectly evil. Every character will have positive and negative personality

Linda Nicolson saved to Writing and Editing
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Kristen Carlson saved to Hook the Reader
Description Give your writers this tool in order to assist them in their writing craft.

Monica Hammerick saved to Monica Dawn Designs
This year I plan to do a better job with my writer's notebooks. I am really motivated right now because I just went to a great training on expository writing and writer's notebooks! I can't wait to get this going in my class! Here is how I am setting it up this year: In the front of the writer's notebook will be a table of contents. This is where we will add our strategies and mini-lessons so the students will be able to find them in their notebooks easily. In the back of their notebooks we…

Sara McCallum saved to Writing