At writing time, we have been working on How To Stories.
I did this lesson to help students pick different topics for their stories.
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Just found your blog. Love your ideas. I'm a follower.
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Love the "how to love your mom"! So sweet! I am following you. Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting- so glad you did so I could find your blog!
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I don't mean to be a copycat, but I'm following too. I saw your comment on Lori's blog about Richard Allington. Really? He came to your school? Sigh. Anyway, I'd be thrilled to get your kindergarteners in my first grade class. From what I see, they'd be great writers.
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I just found your blog and love it. I am having trouble downloading your writing workshop goals sheet. Is there anyway you would be able to email it to me? Or tell me how I could get it from you? Thanks!
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I'm a kindergarten teacher in the Philadelphia area and I just discovered your blog. Love everything about it-Great writing ideas!
ReplyDeleteI'm having trouble downloading some of your templates. Any suggestions?