“Write what should not be forgotten.” ― Isabel Allende
Author: Betsy Hubbard
Daughter, sister, mother, teacher, and writer.
Betsy’s One Little Word For 2014
come to my quietness I shall cover you with it, like a white sheet that has blown all day in the sun, like a mountain lake filled with spring, it shall slip over you. --- Diane di Prima
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Will You Help In March?
Can you believe it is approaching the seventh annual March Slice of Life Story Challenge?
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Building Stamina in Primary Writers
My Kindergarten Classroom in October of 2011 Looking around the room…… “I’m done,” echoes as a line forms. I begin looking at the work, making my way down the line. The drawings lack detail, some letter or squiggles are quickly put down and overall the oral story is weak. They were just trying to get… Continue reading Building Stamina in Primary Writers
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The Importance of Sharing
How does sharing fit into your writing workshop routine? Find tools and ideas to put sharing on your priority list of daily rituals.
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A Writing Routine with Primary Writers
What is your writing routine? Find some advice and tools to assist you in developing a routine that works for you and your students.
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A Thankful Day
Thinking about writing a poem? A poem full of Thanksgiving is a great place to start.
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Sneak Attack!
A project inspired by radio but inspiring to the heart.
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What Do You Do With a Child Like This?
Demonstrating that print carries a message is the first and most important step when taking a writer from talking and drawing to writing words.
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Tailoring Our Teaching with Conferring: The Basics with the Youngest Writers
What chair are you sitting in when it comes to conferring? Is it too hard, too soft or just right? Read on to find common questions and tips when sitting beside the youngest writers.
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Teacher Prompt and Support Continuum—Talking to Drawing
Prompting and support can be tricky business. Here are some tips for early writers who have moved from the verbal story and are ready to draw. These suggestions will help you support the right things at the right time in the right way.
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It Starts With a Conversation
A peek inside a preschool writer and picnic style workshop.
