A child comes home from his first day at school. His Mother asks, "Well, what did you learn today?"
The kid replies, "Not enough. They want me to come back tomorrow."
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Interactive Writing
Share the Pen
Word Wall
Building on the Word Wall
Writing Wall of Fame
After writing each piece the children's work can be displayed inside the classroom on a wall. I started stapling each piece over top of the older piece to create an instant portfolio. When we did our reflection pieces all we had to do was take them down and look back at writing progress over time.
About Me
- Tishy
- Lexington, Kentucky, United States
- I have taught kindergarten for 13 years in the public school setting. I created the writing blog for a class as part of a professional development component but hope to have it be used by staff members as as a sounding board and creative ground for developing writing ideas in kindergarten. The class blog is for parents to be able to accesss information and activities happening weekly in class.
Open Response In Kindergarten
We use mini word walls and alphabet charts to convey messages and content.
Topic Writing
The adult underwriting is written on the child's writing after they have written and you conference.
Writing Checklists
Checklists can be filled out and stapled to children's work as you conference. They can be used to both assess and track a child's writing progress as it relates to the writing development continuum. Post it notes can be used at times for adult underwriting at conferences.
Book Page
This child is working on a page that will go into a class book about caring for pets.
I really liked the ideal of keeping writing aids on the table at all times. Thank you for adding to my collection of aids.lc
ReplyDeleteYou are so very welcome. It really does help support writers that need the quick reference charts and hands on things. If you find some more good ones, let us know. I think I found some more for color words on mailbox companion that can be printed in color. When I print, I will share.
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