Kindergarten writing work stations for the whole year! This center is a hit! Looking for ways to improve your students' writing skills? Check out these printable kindergarten writing work stations!

Read for tips and ideas on how to set up and manage an effective writing center in your kindergarten classroom.

Teachers know specific standards are more frustrating to teach than others. For instance, this may be teaching kindergarteners to add and subtract.

Wanting to create a writing center station for your students to visit during ELA centers, but not sure how to make it functional and low-prep?! I’ve got you covered! There are 3 print and go resources that I use to create my writing center, and my students love coming back to this station each day b

Use these writing activities for setup and organization of a writing center in your preschool, kindergarten or first grade classroom. Included are ideas for journals, news writing templates, directed drawing, thank you letters, and notes. All materials provide great fine motor skill practice, are fun alternatives to traditional worksheets, and can be used at home or as independent learning centers, stations, tubs, or for morning work. #writingcenter #kindergarten #firstgrade

easy to use Kindergarten Writing Workshop Units that include writing prompts, ideas and activities for beginning writing throughout Kindergarten

My best kindergarten writers workshop tips are shared in this post. There are way more tips I can share, b ut I hope this will get you started! We will start with the routines of kindergarten writing and some of the best practices that are out there.

Hello! I’m here today to share about my brand-new October Literacy Centers for Kindergarten. If you recall from my blog post about my September Literacy Centers, I am working on a year-long set of literacy centers that are non-thematic. Today I’m going to share a sneak peek at all of the centers in my October ... Read more

Our students have been enjoying writing stories lately, and we have been focusing on making sure we have all the different story elements (characters, setting, problem and solution). Whenever we read a story, we talk about the different parts of the story and when our students are writing we talk about what they need in …

A kindergarten, first grade, and second grade teaching blog. I focus on writing, grammar, reading, and social studies.