Guest Post by Artie Bennett I’m probably better known for my rhyming nonfiction picture books ( The Butt Book, Poopendous! , and Belc...

guest post by Tara Lazar How would your students like to visit a store where they can buy any monster they please? Crawl right th...

by Jane Harrington There may be a swath of summer still ahead, but if you’re a teacher, right about now you probably can’t get fall off...

by Mary Quattlebaum As the weather warms and eyes turn from page or screen to the greening world, a field trip can help enhance students’ w...

by Jacqueline Jules What if your character was pursued by a wolf? How could she save herself? What else could you add to make the reader...

by Jacqueline Jules "Ultimately, the quality of a good piece of writing is determined by the amount of revision a writer is willing t...

by Jacqueline Jules                As a teacher who regularly conferences with students during writing workshop, I find myself asking many...

by Jacqueline Jules While looking over student writing in six different classrooms on the fourth and fifth grade level, I noticed that qui...

by Jacqueline Jules The more I work with student writers, the more I think about how I developed my own writing skills. When did I become ...

posted by Jacqueline Jules After years of participating in critique writing groups, I have learned to spot problem areas my critique frien...