Visualizing a plan helps students see their story before putting it to paper.
Author: Betsy Hubbard
Daughter, sister, mother, teacher, and writer.
A Tool for Talking During the Workshop
Kathy Collins inspired a new writing tool in my classroom!
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Critique Group Check-In
How is your critique group going? See what others are saying!
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Fox’s Garden Book Review and Giveaway!
Give a wordless book a try during your next writing workshop and see the possibilities.
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Chalk-A-Bration: Poetry and Chalk Celebration
Celebrate Chalketry on the last day of each month!
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Kindergarten Writing Workshop: The First Weeks
What is the breakdown of your first two-three weeks of workshop? Here's a peek into my plans for my kindergarten students.
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Interactive Writing: Don’t Close the Door
Interactive Writing? Yeah, I wasn't a believer. I will admit this openly; I had kind of fought against it and did not see it working in my classroom until many years ago. What is Interactive writing is essentially when the teacher models reading and writing strategies while sharing the pen with students as they create… Continue reading Interactive Writing: Don’t Close the Door
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My Re-Programming Process
Sometimes you just have to start over.
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Sharpen Your Workshop Routines: The Importance of Talk Within the Workshop Process
Writing is hard. Letting our ideas float in the space around us makes the words come to the page more easily.
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Let’s Get it Started!
Start a writing journey today!
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Force Field for Good and a Giveaway!
Learn about Barry Lane's newest book, Force Field for Good and enter for the giveaway!
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ALL WRITE!!! Daring Greatly
On Wednesday my students, for two years, will be getting on their bus and riding home after our final day together. It will be bittersweet as I give them my last hug as their teacher. From there I will gather my bag, a few belongings and leave my classroom. I will pack it up… Continue reading ALL WRITE!!! Daring Greatly
