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Sweet Spring
This writing has delightful details and a clear voice.
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Parrots
First-grader Traci begins and ends her report with a main idea about parrots: they are pretty, colorful birds.
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Happy Easter
This model is based on a story submitted by first-grader Ashley. Her story has a main character with a problem. The problem is solved in an interesting way.
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Leaf Person
In Bowen’s story, he imagines himself as a leaf. He gives lots of details about being blown around by the wind.
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8 Best Practices for Mentoring Young Writers
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Successful Adulting (or What You Don't Learn in School)
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15 Awesome Persuasive Writing Prompts
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How to Improve Media Literacy
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38 Ways Students Can Create Digital Content
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7 Steps to a Great Writing Workshop
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Awaken Creativity—and Students
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How to Scaffold Grammar Instruction
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Surveying Growth in Your Writing Classroom
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Inquire About Your Community
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Eyes on Editing
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Sandwich Your Quotations
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Make a Reading-Writing Connection
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Pitch Your Project!
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Celebrating Presidents' Day in the Primary Grades
Student Writing Model
Caught in the Net
Kim’s essay uses narration and definition to focus on Internet addiction. This essay predates Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Skype, and smart phones. How has our definition of Internet addiction changed?