Writing

Capstone simulation. Students apply all 11 strategies to solve a complex text-based 'Maze' and earn their Thought Tracker Mastery.

Metacognitive choice. Students practice deciding which 'Mind Tool' (Inference, Visualization, Questioning) is best for specific text challenges.

Masters the 'Click or Clunk' monitoring technique. Students learn to identify when meaning breaks down and which tool to use for a 'fix-up'.

Identifies text structures (Cause/Effect, Sequence) as 'Brain Blueprints' that help organize incoming data.

Uses Arthur Evans' deductive reasoning techniques. Students solve logic puzzles by eliminating impossibilities within a text.

Directly inspired by the Reading Detective series. Students learn to cite page, line, and word clues to prove their reasoning.

Focuses on Synthesis. Students track how their 'Thought Map' changes from the first page to the final sentence.

Introduces the 'Curiosity Compass' to generate Thick and Thin questions, moving from literal facts to deep inquiry.

Teaches visualization as a sensory experience. Students learn to 'film' the story in their heads using five-sense descriptions.

Masters the 'Clue + Vault = Discovery' equation. Students learn to justify their inferences using specific text evidence and background knowledge.

Focuses on Schema as the 'Knowledge Vault.' Students learn to retrieve and organize prior knowledge before entering a text.

Introduction to the 'Inner Voice'. Students learn to identify when their brain is actively thinking versus just reading words, using the 'Reading Robot' vs. 'Thought Tracker' comparison.

Focuses on Synthesis. Students track how their 'Thought Map' changes from the first page to the final sentence.

Introduces the 'Curiosity Compass' to generate Thick and Thin questions, moving from literal facts to deep inquiry.

A creative writing project for young children (ages 2-8) to produce a 15-30 page book. Students can choose between a narrative story, an expository ABC book, or a how-to guide, focusing on visual design and writing conventions.

Capstone simulation. Students apply all 11 strategies to solve a complex text-based 'Maze' and earn their Thought Tracker Mastery.

Metacognitive choice. Students practice deciding which 'Mind Tool' (Inference, Visualization, Questioning) is best for specific text challenges.

Masters the 'Click or Clunk' monitoring technique. Students learn to identify when meaning breaks down and which tool to use for a 'fix-up'.

Identifies text structures (Cause/Effect, Sequence) as 'Brain Blueprints' that help organize incoming data.

Uses Arthur Evans' deductive reasoning techniques. Students solve logic puzzles by eliminating impossibilities within a text.

Directly inspired by the Reading Detective series. Students learn to cite page, line, and word clues to prove their reasoning.

Focuses on Synthesis. Students track how their 'Thought Map' changes from the first page to the final sentence.

Introduces the 'Curiosity Compass' to generate Thick and Thin questions, moving from literal facts to deep inquiry.

Teaches visualization as a sensory experience. Students learn to 'film' the story in their heads using five-sense descriptions.

Masters the 'Clue + Vault = Discovery' equation. Students learn to justify their inferences using specific text evidence and background knowledge.

Focuses on Schema as the 'Knowledge Vault.' Students learn to retrieve and organize prior knowledge before entering a text.

Introduction to the 'Inner Voice'. Students learn to identify when their brain is actively thinking versus just reading words, using the 'Reading Robot' vs. 'Thought Tracker' comparison.

Focuses on Synthesis. Students track how their 'Thought Map' changes from the first page to the final sentence.

A pair of engaging recording sheets designed for students to track their reading on Epic!, featuring specific templates for both fiction and nonfiction texts.

A creative storytelling lesson where students use paper puppets to explore how a story changes when told through the eyes of a secondary character.

An introduction to informative writing for Kindergarten students, using ocean animals to teach how to share facts and information.

A lesson introducing kindergarteners to informative writing through the lens of ocean animals, focusing on identifying facts and sharing knowledge through drawing and writing.

Cette formation pour les professeurs de TPS-PS vise à professionnaliser la conception des "traces" d'activités (cahiers de vie, affichages). En s'appuyant sur les photos de classe et les guides 2025, les enseignants apprennent à rendre les apprentissages explicites pour les élèves et les familles.

Cette formation vise à outiller les conseillers pédagogiques pour l'analyse et l'exploitation de ressources diverses (vidéos, manuels, guides) dans le cadre de la formation continue des professeurs des écoles en français, conformément aux orientations stratégiques nationales.

Cette leçon vise à introduire un projet d'écriture authentique en Grande Section : rédiger un message aux parents pour annoncer une sortie scolaire. Elle s'appuie sur l'observation de messages existants pour définir des critères de réussite et initier la planification selon les programmes 2025.

A 25-minute Kindergarten lesson where students learn to answer questions using drawings and verbal communication. Students model, practice, and share conclusions about their favorite recess games.

A focused study on beavers that builds reading comprehension, vocabulary, and analytical skills across various elementary grade levels.

A collection of pet-themed literacy resources for a family literacy night, focusing on reading engagement, vocabulary building, and creative storytelling about animal companions.

A kindergarten lesson that teaches students how to use the conjunction 'and' to connect two reasons in an opinion sentence, featuring dog and cat themes.

A kindergarten literacy lesson focused on using the conjunction 'and' to join two reasons in an opinion sentence, featuring a safari theme. Students explore elephants and giraffes, brainstorm reasons using circle maps, and compose their own opinion statements.

A kindergarten lesson focused on using the conjunction 'and' to connect two reasons in an opinion sentence. Students will brainstorm reasons for liking nuggets or burgers using circle maps and then practice writing and drawing their own two reasons.

A kindergarten introduction to opinion writing where students choose between a bird and a bunny, using their five senses to generate descriptive reasons and support their preferences.

A kindergarten lesson on opinion writing focusing on the debate between soccer and football, using the 5 senses to generate reasons and a specific sentence stem for writing.

A foundational lesson for kindergarten students on using the word 'because' to link an opinion with a supporting reason, using relatable examples like food and play.

A kindergarten lesson focused on expressing opinions about various topics (food, activities, hobbies) using the five senses as supporting reasons. Students will learn how to transition from simple statements to descriptive 'because' statements.

A 30-minute lesson for kindergarteners on forming and expressing an opinion through drawing, focused on their favorite animals. Students learn the difference between facts and opinions and practice stating their 'why'.

Students will learn how to express their opinions through a combination of drawing and writing as they take on the role of 'Snack Critics' to share their favorite treats.

Students refine their opinion writing by adding descriptive details and multiple reasons to their 'because' statements to become 'Opinion Experts'.

A creative writing project for young children (ages 2-8) to produce a 15-30 page book. Students can choose between a narrative story, an expository ABC book, or a how-to guide, focusing on visual design and writing conventions.

A lesson focused on identifying characters, setting, problem, and solution in fiction, and main idea and details in nonfiction using decodable text.

A pair of engaging recording sheets designed for students to track their reading on Epic!, featuring specific templates for both fiction and nonfiction texts.

A 5th grade mission investigating deep space exploration, focusing on advanced telescopes, distant galaxies, and the scientific methods used to study the universe.

A 4th grade deep dive into the history of space travel and the future of Mars exploration, focusing on detailed analysis and critical thinking.

A 2nd grade exploration of the solar system and astronaut life, helping students develop reading stamina and structured comprehension skills.

An introductory space exploration lesson for Kindergarteners focusing on basic concepts like the sun, moon, and stars through simple text and visual engagement.

A collection of visual prompt cards and resources to help kindergarten students practice oral language skills and describe their work using sentence frames.

A focused assessment evaluating 3rd-grade reading comprehension and writing mechanics using fiction and nonfiction texts about frogs.

A streamlined roadmap for Grade K Module 3, Unit 2, Lesson 5, focusing on how humans depend on trees for food and introducing the concept of a focus statement through shared writing.

An advanced informational text packet exploring bee biology, pollination, and hive hierarchy.

A foundational literacy packet focused on simple sentences and key details about honeybees.

A reading comprehension packet focused on the roles of bees in a hive and their life cycle.

An introduction to informative writing for Kindergarten students, using ocean animals to teach how to share facts and information.

Informational text homework for 4th graders focusing on main idea, supporting details, and drawing complex inferences.

Reading comprehension homework for 2nd graders focusing on making inferences and identifying central ideas in fiction stories.

Foundational reading homework focusing on high-frequency sight words and basic story comprehension for Kindergarten students.

A fun, introductory lesson for kindergarten students to learn about dinosaurs while practicing foundational reading skills like sight word recognition and phonics. Students will explore three different dinosaurs through short, engaging passages and interactive activities.

A lesson introducing kindergarteners to informative writing through the lens of ocean animals, focusing on identifying facts and sharing knowledge through drawing and writing.

Cette formation pour les professeurs de TPS-PS vise à professionnaliser la conception des "traces" d'activités (cahiers de vie, affichages). En s'appuyant sur les photos de classe et les guides 2025, les enseignants apprennent à rendre les apprentissages explicites pour les élèves et les familles.

Cette formation pour les professeurs de TPS-PS vise à professionnaliser la conception des "traces" d'activités (cahiers de vie, affichages). En s'appuyant sur les photos de classe et les guides 2025, les enseignants apprennent à rendre les apprentissages explicites pour les élèves et les familles.

Cette formation vise à outiller les conseillers pédagogiques pour l'analyse et l'exploitation de ressources diverses (vidéos, manuels, guides) dans le cadre de la formation continue des professeurs des écoles en français, conformément aux orientations stratégiques nationales.

Cette leçon vise à introduire un projet d'écriture authentique en Grande Section : rédiger un message aux parents pour annoncer une sortie scolaire. Elle s'appuie sur l'observation de messages existants pour définir des critères de réussite et initier la planification selon les programmes 2025.

A focused study on beavers that builds reading comprehension, vocabulary, and analytical skills across various elementary grade levels.

A collection of pet-themed literacy resources for a family literacy night, focusing on reading engagement, vocabulary building, and creative storytelling about animal companions.

A kindergarten lesson that teaches students how to use the conjunction 'and' to connect two reasons in an opinion sentence, featuring dog and cat themes.

A kindergarten literacy lesson focused on using the conjunction 'and' to join two reasons in an opinion sentence, featuring a safari theme. Students explore elephants and giraffes, brainstorm reasons using circle maps, and compose their own opinion statements.

A kindergarten lesson focused on using the conjunction 'and' to connect two reasons in an opinion sentence. Students will brainstorm reasons for liking nuggets or burgers using circle maps and then practice writing and drawing their own two reasons.

A kindergarten introduction to opinion writing where students choose between a bird and a bunny, using their five senses to generate descriptive reasons and support their preferences.

A kindergarten lesson on opinion writing focusing on the debate between soccer and football, using the 5 senses to generate reasons and a specific sentence stem for writing.

A foundational lesson for kindergarten students on using the word 'because' to link an opinion with a supporting reason, using relatable examples like food and play.

A kindergarten lesson focused on expressing opinions about various topics (food, activities, hobbies) using the five senses as supporting reasons. Students will learn how to transition from simple statements to descriptive 'because' statements.

A 30-minute lesson for kindergarteners on forming and expressing an opinion through drawing, focused on their favorite animals. Students learn the difference between facts and opinions and practice stating their 'why'.

Students will learn how to express their opinions through a combination of drawing and writing as they take on the role of 'Snack Critics' to share their favorite treats.

Students refine their opinion writing by adding descriptive details and multiple reasons to their 'because' statements to become 'Opinion Experts'.

Students learn to bridge their opinions with reasons using the conjunction 'because', transitioning from simple statements to supported claims.

Students are introduced to the concept of an opinion and practice expressing their personal preferences using the sentence starter 'I like...'.

Students apply their opinion writing skills to review a class-read book, providing a rating and a written preference.

Students learn to support their opinions with a reason using the sentence starter 'I like... because...'.

Students define what an opinion is and practice identifying their own favorites through drawing and labeling.

A creative writing project for young children (ages 2-8) to produce a 15-30 page book. Students can choose between a narrative story, an expository ABC book, or a how-to guide, focusing on visual design and writing conventions.

A comprehensive set of foundational literacy materials focused on 27 key sight words and nouns, covering word recognition, handwriting, sentence structure, and phonics.

A collection of resources to encourage and track reading progress over the summer break for K-3 students, including a parent letter and activity suggestions.

A home-school communication system for K-3 students featuring a homework bag log and an introductory letter for parents, detailing a Monday-Tuesday-Thursday homework schedule.

A comprehensive set of foundational literacy materials focused on 27 key sight words and nouns, covering word recognition, handwriting, sentence structure, and phonics.

Capstone simulation. Students apply all 11 strategies to solve a complex text-based 'Maze' and earn their Thought Tracker Mastery.

Metacognitive choice. Students practice deciding which 'Mind Tool' (Inference, Visualization, Questioning) is best for specific text challenges.

Masters the 'Click or Clunk' monitoring technique. Students learn to identify when meaning breaks down and which tool to use for a 'fix-up'.

Identifies text structures (Cause/Effect, Sequence) as 'Brain Blueprints' that help organize incoming data.

Uses Arthur Evans' deductive reasoning techniques. Students solve logic puzzles by eliminating impossibilities within a text.

Directly inspired by the Reading Detective series. Students learn to cite page, line, and word clues to prove their reasoning.

Focuses on Synthesis. Students track how their 'Thought Map' changes from the first page to the final sentence.

Introduces the 'Curiosity Compass' to generate Thick and Thin questions, moving from literal facts to deep inquiry.

Teaches visualization as a sensory experience. Students learn to 'film' the story in their heads using five-sense descriptions.

Masters the 'Clue + Vault = Discovery' equation. Students learn to justify their inferences using specific text evidence and background knowledge.

Focuses on Schema as the 'Knowledge Vault.' Students learn to retrieve and organize prior knowledge before entering a text.

Introduction to the 'Inner Voice'. Students learn to identify when their brain is actively thinking versus just reading words, using the 'Reading Robot' vs. 'Thought Tracker' comparison.

A creative writing project for young children (ages 2-8) to produce a 15-30 page book. Students can choose between a narrative story, an expository ABC book, or a how-to guide, focusing on visual design and writing conventions.

A comprehensive set of foundational literacy materials focused on 27 key sight words and nouns, covering word recognition, handwriting, sentence structure, and phonics.

A foundational lesson on temporal sequencing words including 'first', 'next', 'before', and 'after' using a time-traveler theme to engage students in chronological order.

A comprehensive set of foundational literacy materials focused on 27 key sight words and nouns, covering word recognition, handwriting, sentence structure, and phonics.

Capstone simulation. Students apply all 11 strategies to solve a complex text-based 'Maze' and earn their Thought Tracker Mastery.

Metacognitive choice. Students practice deciding which 'Mind Tool' (Inference, Visualization, Questioning) is best for specific text challenges.

Masters the 'Click or Clunk' monitoring technique. Students learn to identify when meaning breaks down and which tool to use for a 'fix-up'.

Identifies text structures (Cause/Effect, Sequence) as 'Brain Blueprints' that help organize incoming data.

Uses Arthur Evans' deductive reasoning techniques. Students solve logic puzzles by eliminating impossibilities within a text.

Directly inspired by the Reading Detective series. Students learn to cite page, line, and word clues to prove their reasoning.

Focuses on Synthesis. Students track how their 'Thought Map' changes from the first page to the final sentence.

Introduces the 'Curiosity Compass' to generate Thick and Thin questions, moving from literal facts to deep inquiry.

Teaches visualization as a sensory experience. Students learn to 'film' the story in their heads using five-sense descriptions.

Masters the 'Clue + Vault = Discovery' equation. Students learn to justify their inferences using specific text evidence and background knowledge.

Focuses on Schema as the 'Knowledge Vault.' Students learn to retrieve and organize prior knowledge before entering a text.

Introduction to the 'Inner Voice'. Students learn to identify when their brain is actively thinking versus just reading words, using the 'Reading Robot' vs. 'Thought Tracker' comparison.

A creative writing project for young children (ages 2-8) to produce a 15-30 page book. Students can choose between a narrative story, an expository ABC book, or a how-to guide, focusing on visual design and writing conventions.

A creative storytelling lesson where students use paper puppets to explore how a story changes when told through the eyes of a secondary character.

Students will sequence three major events in a story using the signal words 'first', 'next', and 'last'.

Students will identify characters (who) and settings (where) in simple narratives using visual cues and foundational descriptive language.

A playful lesson centered on the book 'Underwear Wolf', focusing on character design through a creative craft and story retelling through comic-style illustration. Students explore fashion for a wolf and reimagine his forest adventures.

A collaborative storytelling lesson where students use visual prompts to navigate through the elements of a story, focusing on sequencing and descriptive language.

A science-fiction mystery where a robot's battery charger goes missing on a space station, with assignments focusing on logical deduction.

A mystery story set on a beach where a special golden shell has gone missing, with tiered assignments focusing on evidence-based comprehension.

A collection of materials focused on a mystery story about a squirrel detective, featuring a reading passage and three tiered comprehension assignments.

A collection of fun activities based on the classic book 'The Stinky Cheese Man', focusing on creative expression and vocabulary.

Focuses on emergent writing and composition through play-based storytelling and symbolic representation. Children discover that their marks on paper can communicate thoughts, emotions, and stories to others.

Focuses on print awareness and letter knowledge through meaningful, context-rich exploration. Students discover how symbols represent language in their environment and begin to master letter shapes and sounds through creative play.

Focuses on developing phonological and phonemic awareness through playful sound discrimination, rhyming, and rhythm. Children build an ear for the sounds of language in a collaborative, active environment.