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Sentence Starters and Transitions Anchor Chart for Informational Writing! Helps Grade 1-3 students transition from their topic sentence, to points, facts, and closing. Great support for independent writing.

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Are you searching for a fun and engaging way to reinforce reading comprehension skills for your second-grade students? Look no further! Introducing the Second Grade Short Story Worksheet�a perfect resource to help young learners practice identifying key story elements, improving vocabulary, and strengthening their overall reading skills. This worksheet focuses on fictional short stories specifically designed for second graders, making it an ideal tool for teachers or parents looking to…

Use Interactive Notebooks to teach your students how to use the Step up to Writing method! Ranged from 1st to 5th grades, these interactive notebooks are perfect for any age! There are Step up to Writing Interactive Notebooks for Informative, Persuasive, and Narrative writing!

Subplots are my jam! Most of my stories are like 80% subplot. I like them because they don’t conform to the basic rules of main plotlines; you get more creative liberty.

First off- yes we fully realize many writers have some sort of neurodivergence, but these two recently diagnosed anxious and ADHD writers (Lena & Adriana) have found the following things useful and want to share them with you. We also realize we may have mentioned some of these in past blogs, but who wants to actually re-hash the past outside of therapy unless it's for a character in your novel?1. Read a lot! (Yes, this includes audiobooks especially for those with vision difficulty or…

Looking for a homeschool writing program for reluctant writers? Here's one homeschool writing curriculum that can really help.

Jordan | Occupational Therapist | Baby & Toddler Play on Instagram: "Here is a great pre-writing activity for toddlers! This will help them improve their fine motor skills before forming letters later on. Pre writing strokes/shapes are essential for the development of handwriting :) You can start with easier lines and progress to more difficult lines! This is also a great way to use a small “utensil” that isn’t a pencil yet to add some variety. Hi! I’m Jordan and I’m an occupational…