Solving the Mystery of How to Make Writing Fun
Listen to the full episode to hear how to make writing fun: If you’ve been listening to the podcast for awhile, you know that we’ve
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5 Ways to Sneak Writing Into Other Content Areas
Listen to the full episode to hear how to sneak writing into other content areas: Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve been discussing the
Writing a Complete Sentence: How to Make it Stick
Listen to the full episode to hear about how to make writing a complete sentence stick: How many of your students still struggle with writing
The 4 Elements of Strong Paragraph Writing
Listen to the full episode to hear about strong paragraph writing: Paragraph writing can be hard, but it can be easier! A major part of
8 Ways to Celebrate Published Writing
Listen to the full episode to hear about ways to celebrate published writing: Just like I hope you’re celebrating our country’s independence, today’s episode is
How to Keep Writing Prompts Running Smoothly
Last week I talked about writing prompts and this week I will continue the conversation by giving you tips to implement writing prompts. If you
Cultivating Engaged and Confident Writers Through the Use of Writing Prompts
Guess what?! Today’s episode is my one year anniversary of The Literacy Dive Podcast. How exciting is that? Whether you’ve listened to one episode, every
Increasing Student Writing Skills and Motivation (Part 2)
As promised, this episode is a continuation of the conversation on ways to increase motivation and writing skills with your students. Let’s be honest, we
Diving Into Your Q&As: How Do You Find Enough Time to Teach New or Spiraled Content?
Teachers, do you ever feel like there’s just not enough time to cover everything that your students are meant to learn throughout the year? Perhaps
5 Tips for Teaching Poetry
April is National Poetry Month! During this month, there is a heightened focus and awareness with poetry. Exploring poetry with your class provides excellent learning
Why I Use Daily Writing Prompts
There are many benefits to having students write daily in the classroom. When I say “writing daily”, I mean an intentional moment for writing. While
