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Teaching writing in upper elementary can feel like you're running on a treadmill. Instead of tearing your hair out, try these five things to get your kids writing fluently with purpose! This post explains how to model, get kids to reread their wriitng with an anchor chart, and it's got a free download with prompts for think alouds during writing! All of these tips work with the Writer's Workshop model! Teaching Narrative Writing, Personal Narrative Writing, 5th Grade Writing, Elementary Writing, Personal Narratives, Writing Workshop, Student Writing, Kids Writing, Essay Writing

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Teaching writing in upper elementary can feel like you're running on a treadmill. Instead of tearing your hair out, try these five things to get your kids writing fluently with purpose! This post explains how to model, get kids to reread their wriitng with an anchor chart, and it's got a free download with prompts for think alouds during writing! All of these tips work with the Writer's Workshop model!

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Personal Narrative Writing

5th Grade Writing

Elementary Writing

Personal Narratives

Writing Workshop

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Teaching writing in upper elementary can feel like you're running on a treadmill. Instead of tearing your hair out, try these five things to get your kids writing fluently with purpose! This post explains how to model, get kids to reread their wriitng with an anchor chart, and it's got a free download with prompts for think alouds during writing! All of these tips work with the Writer's Workshop model!

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