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The 6 Traits of Writing for Little Ones

The 6 traits of writing has been a staple in writing instruction for years. To some, the 6 traits seem like something meant for older

Room to Write #1: Sequence of Events

If you ask me what I enjoy teaching the most, I’d have to say writing. Writing! Writing! Writing! At the beginning of each year, I

Teaching Ideas with Mentor Text (I’m Not Afraid of This Haunted House)

So far, I have shared ideas for teaching ideas with Rocket Writes a Story and Enemy Pie. This post will focus on ideas using the

The 6 Traits of Writing for Little Ones

The 6 traits of writing has been a staple in writing instruction for years. To some, the 6 traits seem like something meant for older

Room to Write #1: Sequence of Events

If you ask me what I enjoy teaching the most, I’d have to say writing. Writing! Writing! Writing! At the beginning of each year, I

Teaching Ideas with Mentor Text (I’m Not Afraid of This Haunted House)

So far, I have shared ideas for teaching ideas with Rocket Writes a Story and Enemy Pie. This post will focus on ideas using the

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The 6 Traits of Writing for Little Ones

Room to Write #1: Sequence of Events

Teaching Ideas with Mentor Text (I’m Not Afraid of This Haunted House)

The 6 Traits of Writing for Little Ones

Room to Write #1: Sequence of Events

Teaching Ideas with Mentor Text (I’m Not Afraid of This Haunted House)

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