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Author: Betsy Hubbard
Daughter, sister, mother, teacher, and writer.
Stepping Into Personal Essay
GAH! I've never taught an essay unit! Watch me stumble, watch me fall, and watch me pick up all the pieces as they come together!
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It’s Tuesday! Write. Share. Give
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The View from Pennsylvania: A Trip to Highlights Foundation
A little over a year ago, Stacey posted about an "Unworkshop" at a place called the Highlights Foundation. Her experience sounded blissful and it soon became something on my bucket list. I then began looking for workshop opportunities at this special little place in Pennsylvania. What I found was that they offered a variety… Continue reading The View from Pennsylvania: A Trip to Highlights Foundation
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Writers ARE Readers: A Review and a Giveaway
Writers ARE Readers explores the connection between reading and writing instruction.
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Allowing Student Choice within Information Writing: Diving into Information Writing
How do you encourage students when beginning the writing process for information writing? Give them choices!
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The Physical Act of Writing — PART OF #TWTBLOG’S THROWBACK WEEK
In this throwback post, Stacey gives strategies and tips for our youngest writers. She lays out ideas, in a practical way for the classroom, helping students develop the skills necessary for the physical act of writing.
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Revisiting the OLW
Time to reflect on your OLW and to start thinking of the new year!
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Developing Storytellers
Support your writers with a plan, choice, and conversation.
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What Are You Doing to Encourage Ownership?
A writing exercise and some wise words.
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Slipping Backward
What do you do when you see the slip?
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Thoughts on Teaching Writing to Children with Special Needs
As I hold on to my last day of summer I am reminding myself to be optimistic and open when encountering children who have special needs. How will you tackle the challenges of special needs children in your classroom this year?
