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Want to plan your writer's workshop mini lessons in 3 easy steps? Although it can seem like there is too much to teach in writing to fit it all into a short mini lesson, today I am going to show you it is possible. Want to read this later? Visit https://sharedteaching.com/writers-workshop-mini-lessons/ to read this and take notes.

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Are you teaching writing by using writing prompts? If you're only using writing prompts as your writing curriculum, you're missing out on teaching students the craft of writing. Today I'm sharing how writing prompts are not the same as a writing curriculum. Want to read the post? Visit https://sharedteaching.com/writing-prompts/

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Wondering how to fit it all in during your allotted writing time? Today's episode tackles a 60 minute, 45 minute, and 30 minute writing block and suggestions for how it is truly possible to fit in all the components for writing workshop. Prefer to read it later and view the schedules? Visit the post at https://sharedteaching.com/writing-workshop-schedule/

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Do you hate teaching students to write because you secretly just don’t know how to do it? Maybe you weren’t ever trained properly. It’s totally understandable. Teaching to write is hard when you never received the right training. Today I'm giving you some actionable tips to start teaching writing even though you might not love it. Read or listen to this episode at https://sharedteaching.com/teaching-to-write/

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Do you have reluctant writers in your classroom?  Today I'm talking about 6 ways to help reluctant writers. These ideas are simple to implement and require very little (if any) prep which means you can start them immediately! Prefer to read the post? See the full post on https://sharedteaching.com/reluctant-writers/.

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Curious what writer's workshop looks like in my second grade classroom? Like many teachers I have limited time for writer's workshop. Today's episode outlines what happens throughout my small writing block each day. Having trouble fitting it all in? Take a listen and see how I manage (and sometimes how I don't). Want to read the post later? See the written blog post at https://sharedteaching.com/writers-workshop-second/

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Dr. Lori Friesen is sharing with us today her 7 amazing classroom management hacks. Many of these ideas are free and require very little prep.  Show notes are available at: https://sharedteaching.com/classroom-management-ideas.  Visit the show notes for details on how to join Dr. Lori's free masterclass for beginning teachers!

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Struggle with teaching how to revise and edit with your students? Today's episode I'm sharing my 4 steps for both revising and editing. Read the post at https://sharedteaching.com/editing-and-revising/

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Looking for some money activities to use for 2nd grade? I’ve been using these same ones since I first started teaching. They’ve been used with first graders as well and are great for any student needing more help with money identification and counting coins. Want to read the post as well? Visit https://sharedteaching.com/money-activities/.

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Moving into money word problems when students are stuck on coin identification can cause a few issues. Learn how I assess coin identification in my 2nd grade class. I walk you through my exact process for assessment and the explanation behind why I choose to assess in this way. Then I'm diving into how I would explicitly introduce teaching coin identification. Want to read it on the blog? Visit https://sharedteaching.com/coin-identification/

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