Abigail’s blog “Rethinking Writing Instruction” is packed full of resources to use with in your classroom! #CILR607#writingtips https://t.co/wcdOrUErBE
Paula composed an amazing blog on writing in the classroom where she blends the valuable work of Troy Hicks with some other fantastic resources to give us an engaging view of connecting with all aspects of writing. #CILR607#write#k12 https://t.co/wAt4jnwtoS
Reading Raes | Reading makes the sun shine! Go check out this blog by Randalyn! She gives a great explanation on the three major practices found in writing workshops. #CILR607#teachingwriting https://t.co/LU5RRei50e
Check out Cheryl’s blog on Best Practices in Teaching Writing where she touches on classroom community and explicit instruction in the “craft within the craft”. #CILR607#bestpractices https://t.co/DPdcZ3UPwZ
Visit my blog for a snapshot of best prescribes for writing in the classroom where traditional and contemporary writing approaches can enhance student learning opportunities. #CILR607#writersworkshop https://t.co/ZaVAqpCLqF
Check out Cheryl’s blog where she writes about incorporating comprehension strategies in the classroom! @CherylD07437838#CILR 607 https://t.co/DPdcZ3UPwZ
Visit Trisha’s blog, Comprehension Instruction – ReadMoreBooks where she offers some great ways to incorporate comprehension into her reading lessons. @TrishaCReads #CILR607#readingcomprehension https://t.co/TL3rzSyADb
One resource that #CILR607 might find useful is this GDoc that I made as part of an #ILA2019 symposium about best practices in writing instruction. https://t.co/P4OOpYlGLr
Classroom community is so essential in writing workshops as students need that collaboration and social engagement! @hickstro how do we foster that same kind of community during digital learning? #CILR607#digitalliteracy#writingworkshop
In her blog, “Paper or Digital, Reading My Way” Jacita writes about new strategies she has encountered and plans on trying out in her classroom. Head over to check it out! #CILR607#wordwizards https://t.co/3nIWmsHocS
Check out Tamme’s blog, “Words, Words, Words, & How Children Read Them!” She shares the make up of vocabulary instruction and reviews some different strategies to develop vocabulary words in the classroom. #CILR607#vocabulary#strategies https://t.co/ZIVlIMd7HX
Amy offers some great insights on the impacts of fluency instruction as well as highlights some best practices to employ. #CILR607#fluency#bestpractices https://t.co/M8CItePqM0
Literacy On The Go Week 4 | by Fancy Schmancy Literacy offers some great tips and quick lessons for teachers to try out in their word study practices! #CILR607#wordstudy https://t.co/TC6WTECVj4
Go visit this blog for an excellent explanation word study in early literacy! Miss Smith’s Literacy Blog – Who dares to teach must never cease to Learn. #CILR607#earlyliteracy#bestpractices https://t.co/BpStavewjA
Check out Lisa’s blog, Let’s Go To The Beginning . . . She rewinds to some background about the primal stages of early literacy before highlighting the main components found in today’s classrooms. #CILR607#earlyliteracy https://t.co/ZWvp8nMNI8
Visit Stephanie’s latest blog, Word Study Yogi – Reading and Righting where she talks about a trusty companion for word study in her classroom as well as offers a concise overview of spelling stages in correlation to student development. #CIRL607#k12 https://t.co/ZGG7YDUCC1