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Category: Writing Instruction

Teaching writing is one of the most meaningful, challenging, and important parts of teaching English language arts. Writing covers so much: informative texts, persuasive and argumentative writing, narrative, and organization. Finding meaningful resources for such a variety of content can be challenging, which is why I put all of this together for you. Now elementary, middle, and high school English teachers have a place for best practices in writing assessment and teaching the writing process!

5 Choice Reading Journal Prompts for Quality Reflection

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5 Fun Back-to-School Journal Prompts to Strengthen Community

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How to Teach Active and Passive Voice in 6 Easy Steps

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How to Incorporate Writing in Your Drama Unit

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5 Insidious Myths About Teaching Grammar in High School

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4 Unique Writing Activities to Build Classroom Community and Culture

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6 Essential Reasons To Journal in English Class

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How to Avoid The Brainstorming Trap

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How to Teach Synthesis Thinking in High School English

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How to Use Bucket Lists in the Classroom

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3 Ways to Use Letter Writing in Secondary ELA

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This Is The Best Tool To Help Students Revise Their Writing

8 Opportunities to Promote Curiosity and Creativity in Your ELA Classroom #mooreenglish @moore-english.com

8 Opportunities to Promote Curiosity and Creativity in Your ELA Classroom

8 Myths to Overcome in Teaching Writing @moore-english.com #moroeenglish

8 Myths to Overcome in Teaching Writing

Make Peer Revision Meaningful #mooreenglish @moore-english.com

How to Make Peer Revision Meaningful and Reflective

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Visualizing Writing: How to Help Students See Texts

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How to Create Classroom Integrity and Limit Academic Dishonesty

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Why Students Should Write from Day One