This Throwback Post written by Anna is sure to inspire you during National Poetry Month!
Write, Share, Give
WRITE a slice of life story on your own blog. SHARE a link to your post in the comments section. GIVE comments to at least three other SOLS bloggers. Stretch yourself as a writer today.
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THROWBACK WEEK: Making Paragraph Decisions
Throwback week continues on Two Writing Teachers. Today, Anna shares one of Dana's classics.
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A Week of Oldies But Goodies: Throwback Week!
This week on Two Writing Teachers, we each chose another co-author’s previously published post to feature as part of our very own Throwback Week.
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The Reading Strategies Book
Have plans mid-June? Cancel them and prepare to run to your nearest bookstore. The Reading Strategies Book by Jen Serravallo is a must and is intended for grades K-8!
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Notes from the TCRWP workshop with Carl Anderson – Writing With Mentor Texts
I knew I’d learn something fabulous about the use of mentor texts in writing workshop at Carl Anderson’s session during TCRWP’s March Saturday Reunion...
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Quick Tips for Writing Teaching Points
A guide to crafting your own teaching points for 1:1 conferences, strategy lessons, minilessons, mid-workshop interruptions, and share sessions.
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Announcing the Prize Winners!
Here is the list of prize winners from our 8th Annual SOLSC!
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Expanding Our Team
Are you interested in joining the TWT Co-Author Team?
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Write, Share, Give
Have you been a year-long slicer?
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Writing Day and Night!
Check out Michigan author, Ruth McNally Barshaw and a peek at our family literacy night!
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Helping Silent Kids Talk in a Conference
Last week, I had a little brainstorming session with one of my favorite groups of teachers and we came up with a list of tried-and-true teaching moves to help the truly non-talking kids open up a little when it comes time to talk about the work they've been doing.
