This resource is jam-packed with tools to help your little writers ‘flourish' in their writing!
The Writer's Office provides the privacy most writers need in order to focus on their writing and not be distracted by with the happenings around them. The office also contains visual tools that will aid students as they move through the writing process with increasing independence.
You can create a class set, laminate for durability, and have them for years. Or, you may want to make a few to put in your writing center.
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Writer's Office Tools
Take a look at these great tools included in the Writers' Office!
Writer's Folder
I have found that it helps students so much to have a special place to keep their writing! Then they always know where to look for their cutest writing projects. (Well – most will ;))
Writing Folders are also a great aid in helping your students take responsibility for their writing and organizing it. {Life-Skill} Additionally, I love to look through their writing, so I have them turn them into me occasionally.
Writing our weekly goals down has been a game-changer in my classroom! They love checking off those goals – some weeks I give them stickers to put there. (Everything goes better with stickers!)
I have my students fill this in on Mondays, so they can see what their goals are for the week.
Some Writing Goals Suggestions:
- Powerful
- Sentences
- Journal Entries
- Respond to Literature
- Current Paragraph Goal
Teacher Resources
Look at all these great graphic organizers –
to help your little writers to ‘flourish'!
to help your little writers to ‘flourish'!
Anchor Posters
I have included a large version of each of the Writer's Office mini-posters.
They are perfect to use as visuals in your writing lessons – and a handy reference on your Focus Wall!
Can't you just see these in your lessons and on your walls?!
You can find this in my TpT store.
{Just click on the image below to find it there}
I have this Writer's Folder for you as a Free gift in my Resource Library!
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My name is Peggy Means. I am a child of God and a retired elementary teacher. I loved teaching and creating engaging resources for my students. Now, I love sharing my resources and ideas with busy teachers around the world.
