Have you taken the plunge to get your
Write On! yet? We have so loved seeing pictures floating around Insta with how
Write On! is working in your classrooms 🙂 Several teachers and students are finishing up
Unit 9: Fiction, so we wanted to take the time to share some pictures that caught our eye! This also might give you a better idea of how to implement
Write On! in your classroom! First, let’s start with “My Night At the White House.”
I love how
@teaching3rdwithmrg shows several of the pieces of
Write On in this picture. You can see the brainstorming, organizing, research, and rough draft all taking place in just one pic!
Keep sharing those pictures by tagging #writeonwriting! We would love to see how it is working for you! Write On: Unit 11 will be released within the next week… I think you will LOVE it!
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I am loving it in my classroom! We are doing the pirate writing! I had it in my lesson plans last week to get started, did day 1 Monday then the stomach bug hit me and I had a sub 2 days last week. I decided to scrap it and basically start over with Day 2 this week. I love that you can adapt and add and do just however much or which parts you want. One day we did a journal writing where they drew an illustration of what their pirate looked like in their heads. We then brainstormed character traits and wrote them in bubbles around their character. It goes perfectly with our Miss Rumphius story this week and how we have brainstormed character traits for her too. Because we have spent so much time building this story and not just writing it quickly they are SO excited to write. WHEN ARE WE WRITING OUR STORY MRS HOUSER???? Every day. I also hear them talking during the day about things they have thought to add. It's so neat. I love this writing unit! I'm getting more comfortable with it each day and how to display and use the things in my classroom! I look forward to the rest! As well as the rest of Rooted In Reading! I started with you in october with the 1st release – this is my first year teaching 2nd grade after many years in K and I absolutely LOVE the resources in both these units! It was just what I needed this year since my school uses a reading series (not required) and not my style – and I was so used to my hands on fun resources for kindergarten. These are the perfect mix of fun, engaging and really thought provoking for the kiddos!
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