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Best Writing Practices

  • Posted by Susan Ruckdeschel
  • On 21 March, 2016
  • 4 Comments
  • best writing practices, content area writing, literacy solutions, susan ruckdeschel, writing practices

Let’s share some of our favorite best writing practices as they support our own pedagogy and best practices, along with the curriculum we use to carry it out.  Share an Internet resource that supports best writing practices and let’s talk about it in this blog.

  1. First, tell us why you chose the resource.
  2. Next, provide us with a link to the resource and a brief description of it.
  3. Explain how the resource works effectively, or has the potential to work effectively with students.

If you like these resources, check out our Shop at www.literacysolutions.net and go to the Writing or Peer Coaching folders to purchase materials that support effective writing practices in K-12 classrooms. Materials can be purchased for as little as $3.95 per folder.

4 Comments

Lori M.
  • Mar 28 2016
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http://www.readingrockets.org/reading-topics/struggling-readers This website has many resources for teaching reading, how to help struggling readers, reading topics, and a list of children's books and authors.
Literacy Solutions PD
  • Apr 7 2016
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What a treasure trove of resources - thank you all for your rich contributions! Susan
Diana Tyson
  • Apr 10 2016
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I like using Scholastic's different resources. We use Scholastic Daily Resources for Language Arts and math. I can adjust the grade level or use a specific one. They always do something in Language Arts, such as sight words, phonics, blends, language use, ect. Then they do the math. There is a teachable moment and a fun fact daily. I expand on these with my whole class. We do chorale reading, numbering sentences, nouns, verbs, proper nouns, and so on. My kids seem to enjoy doing it and we are covering lots of skills.
Cheryl Ivack
  • Jul 8 2016
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I use Rosetta Stone often within my classroom. It has helped my students build vocabulary, develop oral language and gives them the building blocks for developing their second language. http://www.rosettastone.com/lp/sbsr/sitewide/

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