K–2 Writing Rubrics Made Simple: Easy-to-Use Tools for Young Writers
If the words “writing rubric” make you think of complicated checklists and hours of grading, I’ve got good news—you can throw that stress out the
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Serve Up Clarity: Writing Rubrics Elementary Students Will Love
Looking for a fun, hands-on way to introduce rubrics in your elementary classroom? One that makes kids actually excited to talk about expectations and quality
Teaching Word Choice in Writing: Spark Emotion and Imagination
When a first grader hands you a story that says, “The cat ran,” you might find yourself thinking, “How can I help them say more?”
The Best Writing Resources for Students in K–2 Classrooms
Teaching writing in a primary classroom can get a little messy. Between sharpening pencils, passing out writing paper, answering the classic “How do you spell
The Writing Process: in Three Simple Steps
Let’s be real—teaching the writing process to first graders can feel like a lot. We’ve got brainstorming, planning, rough drafts, editing, revising, and then publishing…
Publishing Party Celebration: Big Moments for Little Writers
After 20 years in the classroom, I’ve learned there’s nothing quite like the sparkle in a first grader’s eyes when they realize they’re a real
Journal Writing In The Great Outdoors
Journal writing is one of those simple yet powerful classroom routines that can make a big impact. It gives students the chance to write freely
Practical Writing Workshop Tips: Creating a Classroom of Independent Writers
When your students walk through your classroom door at the beginning of the year, they’re completely different kids as they leave on the last day.
Writing About Reading: 7 Clever Ways To Build Comprehension
Comprehension hasn’t always been the easiest skill for kids to grasp. This skill requires practice, practice, and some more practice. And with all the practice,
Young Author Secrets: from Writing to Celebrating
It’s no secret that each young author needs a boost of confidence to develop into excited, imaginative, independent writers. With an idea, a partner, and
K–2 Writing Rubrics Made Simple: Easy-to-Use Tools for Young Writers
If the words “writing rubric” make you think of complicated checklists and hours of grading, I’ve got good news—you can throw that stress out the
Serve Up Clarity: Writing Rubrics Elementary Students Will Love
Looking for a fun, hands-on way to introduce rubrics in your elementary classroom? One that makes kids actually excited to talk about expectations and quality
Teaching Word Choice in Writing: Spark Emotion and Imagination
When a first grader hands you a story that says, “The cat ran,” you might find yourself thinking, “How can I help them say more?”
The Best Writing Resources for Students in K–2 Classrooms
Teaching writing in a primary classroom can get a little messy. Between sharpening pencils, passing out writing paper, answering the classic “How do you spell
The Writing Process: in Three Simple Steps
Let’s be real—teaching the writing process to first graders can feel like a lot. We’ve got brainstorming, planning, rough drafts, editing, revising, and then publishing…
Publishing Party Celebration: Big Moments for Little Writers
After 20 years in the classroom, I’ve learned there’s nothing quite like the sparkle in a first grader’s eyes when they realize they’re a real
Journal Writing In The Great Outdoors
Journal writing is one of those simple yet powerful classroom routines that can make a big impact. It gives students the chance to write freely
Practical Writing Workshop Tips: Creating a Classroom of Independent Writers
When your students walk through your classroom door at the beginning of the year, they’re completely different kids as they leave on the last day.
Writing About Reading: 7 Clever Ways To Build Comprehension
Comprehension hasn’t always been the easiest skill for kids to grasp. This skill requires practice, practice, and some more practice. And with all the practice,
Young Author Secrets: from Writing to Celebrating
It’s no secret that each young author needs a boost of confidence to develop into excited, imaginative, independent writers. With an idea, a partner, and
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I’m Stacy and welcome to the Literacy Please website! With over 20 years of classroom experience, I’m a passionate educator dedicated to helping young writers find their voices and love for writing. Throughout my career, I’ve developed practical, engaging strategies that nurture creativity, build confidence, and strengthen foundational writing skills in young learners. My goal is to support teachers in transforming writing instruction, making it a joyful and enriching part of the day for Kindergarten through second-grade students.