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Author: Leah Thomas
Leah Thomas is passionate about honoring student voice and identity through writing workshop and early literacy. She believes that for children to see themselves as writers, they must be trusted with autonomy and supported as they explore their writing processes. By centering intentional identity development, foundational skills instruction, and a brave classroom community, Leah nurtures young writers as they grow in both skill and craft. The Gateway Writing Project strengthens her belief that teachers who write are better writing teachers. Leah slices at leahthomaswrites.wordpress.com, and you can follow her on LinkedIn and BlueSky: @LeahThomasWrites.
It’s Tuesday! Join us for Slice of Life.
Write, share give.
It’s Tuesday! Join us for Slice of Life.
Write, share, give
Unlocking Motivation: From the Archives
Tips and tricks from the #TWTBlog and #TWTPod archives to get uninterested writers excited and engaged
Peek Inside This Extracurricular Writing Club: Reflective Practice
Explore a magical world where writers decide what and how to write: a before-school writing club!
It’s Tuesday! Join us for the Slice of Life!
Write, share, give.
Biweekly Recap #ICYMI
A round-up of the last two weeks on #TWTBlog and #TWTPod.
It’s Tuesday! Join us for Slice of Life!
Write, share, give.
It’s Tuesday! Join us for Slice of Life!
Write, share, give.
It’s Tuesday! Join us for the Slice of Life Story Challenge!
It's time to write, share, and give!
Student-Driven Feedback: A Ready-To-Go Tip
Today's post offers a simple shift to give young writers more ownership over the types of feedback they get from teachers and peers.
Biweekly Recap #ICYMI
During this busy time, you may have missed some incredible posts that are relevant to our current back-to-school frenzy. Check out the recap here!

