How to Teach Students about the Writing Process in Kindergarten, First, & 2nd Grade // Writing Tips

[@manofpersonalitymyviews955]

HI! Tutor, I have found the concept presented in this video knowledgeable and worth understanding it. You are amazing mam in explanation, but I am really sorry to have a request on behalf of my team that you should speak slowly and take pauses while explanation. Thanks

[@lisaylot5117]

This series has been so helpful! My goal for this second year of teaching 2nd grade has been to be better at teaching writing so THANK YOU !

[@68207]

I learned more from this video than my University 🤯 Thank you for doing the work to share your gift.

[@feliciawhite1781]

Wonderfully taught. Thanks so much

[@gingerdillard1664]

I recall in your first video of this series you said you read a book and call out and connect how the writer of that book is using the skill you’re teaching. Do you have a list of books that you read aloud when teaching each narrative, opinion, etc? And a coordinating list of what writing skill you use the book to emphasize? Also, I love your Let’s Publish by genre charts! And your recap in the last minute was extremely helpful!

[@viviangierbolini6158]

I love these videos. Can you please share the link of the rubrics and brainstorming graph organizers from your TPT store? Thank you!!!

[@SH-up5ww]

Do you have a video how you implement your writing instruction; whole group, centers, etc. I would love to find out your ideas. Thank you!

[@lakshmikumari5190]

Amazing knowledge share dear. Thankyou very much. 👍

[@kkjojo09]

@Susan johnes teaching do you take online class for primary school kids ?

[@susanbrody9534]

Can't seem to access the free writing posters. I keep filling out the form, but it sends me to SJT vs letting me open posters.

[@steveo7502]

Don't you ever feel though that teachers just go to town on using paper sheets for everything? You must use an awful lot of paper everyday.

[@LiT01985]

Hands on writing is best way to practice soo yeah, using paper is required sometimes…do you suggest a stone tablet and chisel instead??

[@steveo7502]

@@LiT01985 Snarky. No, but considering there are worksheets for each sight word, each letter, each CVC combo, each digraph etc... a class must get through a lot of worksheets. It doesn't seem sustainable. Also, the concept of 'sometimes' using paper is the complete opposite of the meaning of this question.

[@68207]

Classrooms go through SO much paper and plastic, w/o any system for recycling. Laminating worksheets and using dry erase markers to complete them helps, but there's still a lot of plastic that gets trimmed off.