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Blog Post
Inquire About Your Community
Blog Post
7 Graphic Organizers for Critical Thinking
Blog Post
Using Inquiry Projects to Teach Language Arts
Blog Post
Your Class Calendar as a Meeting Place: Lessons from Stonehenge
Blog Post
Helping Students Be Awesome
Blog Post
10 Reasons to Try Project-Based Learning
Blog Post
8 Mindful Writing Habits (and 16 Prompts!)
Video
What Is the Inquiry Process?
Student Writing Model
I Am Latvia
The author’s approach to this report is fresh and original; speaking as the country makes the paper very readable.
Student Writing Model
The Aloha State
The details in this report are presented in an organized manner, and the writer’s strong feelings for Hawaii come through in her writing voice.
Student Writing Model
Unique Wolves
Sixth-grader Bryan wrote this report after visiting a wolf park in Battle Ground, Indiana.
Student Writing Model
Mir Pushed the Frontier of Space
This report is clearly focused around a specific thesis. It is evident from the writer’s voice that he is interested in and knowledgeable about the topic.
Student Writing Model
Rosa Parks
This historical profile presents accurate information about a famous person and is written in an active, lively manner. Alita, the writer, immersed herself in the life of Rosa Parks until she could “feel” the person and events. She found ways to communicate these feelings to readers.
Student Writing Model
The Killer Bean
This report is timely, revealing, and engaging; it flows smoothly with effective transitions between paragraphs. The author has clearly gained a thorough understanding of the subject.
Blog Post
Let’s Lose the P Word
Blog Post
Plagiarism, Copyright, and the Information Age
Writing Topic
When science took a big leap forward
Writing Topic
All about an amazing place
Writing Topic
The tallest, the deepest, the longest, the biggest
Writing Topic
The most fascinating things I learned
Minilesson
Solving Problems Critically and Creatively
Help students improve problem solving.
Minilesson
Asking Bigger and Better Questions
Teach students to form better questions.