Beginning Writing

Writing at the beginning of the year in kindergarten is all about building confidence. The kids have to see themselves as writers - even when that just means drawing pictures or writing squiggles. It can feel like a slow start, but it's so important that as we develop these tiny writers, we take our time to build them up step by step. I start early in the year by introducing the structure and purpose of our writer's workshop. Kids learn what and why writers write with an emphasis on the fact…

5 writing strategies on how I turned my classroom from students who could barely write their own name, to amazing writers by the end of the year...

Ready to rock teaching beginning of year writing in first grade? These early days of writing instruction must be targeted and on point. Click to learn more.

If you want to know how to write a book with no experience, this post shows you exactly how to get started writing. Yes, even without a degree.

This monthly writing journal is perfect for beginning writers in preschool, preK, or kindergarten. Each month has writing prompts for opinion, narrative, creative, and informational writing. As well as writing lists, labeling pictures, and letter writing.

Kindergarten Writing Activities at the beginning of the year. Through shared writing and interactive writing, students learn the structure of writers workshop. Take a look at how we shared the pen in my classroom!

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Preschool is all about exploring and learning through engaging activities. If you're searching for the perfect workbook that will enhance your child's writing skills, look no further than our Writing Practice Worksheets for Preschoolers. Created specifically for young minds, these worksheets provide a fantastic opportunity for children to understand the basics of handwriting. These worksheets are the best letter recognition tool. So, teachers and parents can use it to accelerate children’s…

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How to writing is one of my favorite writing units to teach. My students just get it and they enjoy writing many, many pieces! Maybe it’s because my students think they know how to do everyyyytthiinngggg. 😉 If your students are like mine, let them run with the idea that they know it ALL and have […]