In last week’s episode, I talked about the importance of reflection, especially with the start of a new year approaching. I asked you to think broad with classroom routines, but this week I want you to look more specifically at your writing block. We want our students to develop their skills and enjoy writing, so in order to do that, it might be necessary to revamp or reset your writing block.

Instead of asking your students questions, this week, the questions are for you. Your writing block is an opportunity for students to develop and grow their writing skills. Therefore, each question examines your practices, methods, and engagement, while also looking closely at written supports and student feedback. 

Show Notes: https://theliteracydive.com/episode114

Resources Mentioned:

• Join the Writing Made Simple Membership
• Primary and Upper Elementary Writing Office
• Writing Reference Sheets
• Descriptive Writing Anchor Charts
• Writing Prompts
• Writing Process Sticky Note Checklists
• Literacy Choice Boards freebie
• Episode 64, Reset Your Routine: 5 Questions to Ask Your Students
• Episode 32, Setting Up Effective Writing Centers
• Episode 23, Using Centers for Upper Elementary Kids
• Episode 9, Using Quick Writes to Strengthen Student Writing
• Episode 2, 5 Components of a Mini Lesson

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