You made it to day ten. Congratulations!
Author: Betsy Hubbard
Daughter, sister, mother, teacher, and writer.
DAY 9 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
What keeps you writing? Maybe it's the comments. Write and share, but don't forget to give! It's one of the best gifts of the SOLSC!
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DAY 8 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
Have you been writing every day? Not only are we announcing some prize winner today, we have a new prize to announce too!
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14th Annual Slice of Life Story Challenge Prize Reveal
Are you ready? Here is a peek at all of the prizes for the 14th Annual SOLSC!
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Deconstructing the Rehearsal
Intentionally putting a focus on rehearsal took me on a deeper exploration of its importance in my remote classroom.
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What Now? Pause. Observe. Reflect.
There is a freshness in a new year that can feel like an opportunity to evaluate our practices. In this post, I'm sharing what I'm doing to determine where I am and where I want to go. Maybe you want to come along too!
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The Three E’s of Remote K
Janet Ahn and I share our strategies and ideas for teaching the youngest writers in remote settings.
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Developing Independence in a Remote Classroom: Meeting Writers Where They Are
Today I am sharing three essentials for developing and maintaining independence in a remote classroom.
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Connecting with Students Online: Strategies for Remote Teaching & Learning
The book you need right now. Jen Serravallo's newest book for remote education has hit shelves. Take a peek and enter the giveaway!
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Writing About Reading: Resource Toolkit Part Two for Middle School
Calling all middle school teachers! Today I’m sharing a ready to use set of lessons, resources, and a digital notebook for adolescent readers and writers featuring some of my favorite books in verse.
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My Three Remote Teacher Survival Tips
As we all venture into another week of instruction, no matter what that may look like, I have three tips for surviving and thriving in these times.
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Writing About Reading: Building a Resource Toolkit for Middle School
Calling all middle school teachers! Today I'm sharing a ready to use resource toolkit for adolescent readers and writers featuring the book, Look Both Ways, by Jason Reynolds.
