When choosing texts for any genre, engagement, purpose, and accessibility play a part in finding mentors that will move writers.
Author: Betsy Hubbard
Daughter, sister, mother, teacher, and writer.
Teaching Poetry with a Bracket Competition: Ready-to-Go Tip
Here is a ready-to-use lesson plan for a poetry bracket competition you can use with kidnergarten to eighth grade and beyond!
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Tuesday Slice of Life
The last Tuesday slice of the month and #SOL24!
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Tuesday Slice of Life
It's Tuesday! Join us for a slice of life.
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Tuesday Slice of Life
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Tuesday Slice of Life
Join us today for a Tuesday slice! Share your Slice of Life.
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Tuesday Slice of Life
Join us today for a "Giving Tuesday" slice!
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TWT Blog Recap #ICYMI
You will be all caught up on recent posts and podcasts with this two week recap.
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Reimagining: Reflective Practice
I'm finding myself at a point of reflection as I continue teaching middle school writers.
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Writing and Working Memory: Reflective Practice
Brush up your understanding of how working memory functions within the brains of your writers.
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Contingency Maps for Writing Workshops
Students who struggle with executive function deficits are in every classroom. Here is a strategy and visual tool that may help and inspire problem solving within your writing workshop.
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Creating Classroom Environments to Launch the School Year: From the Archives
As you prepare to start a new school year, consider refreshing your classroom environment with inspiration from this 2015 August Blog Series throwback!
