Writing folders

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Using a writing folder to keep student writings organized. Includes a free template to help get started!

Using writing folders saved my writing block. It's so frustrating (for me and the students) to be in the middle of a writing project, only to have a student say, "I can't find my paper." Writing folders have helped us all stay on track and organized! In late summer, as soon as Walmart and Target stock their Back-to-School aisle I look for their specials on pocket folders. I can usually find them priced at 10 for $1. That's when I put my writing folders together. They are a super handy way…

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I am thrilled to have finally finished a project I have been working on for a while. The Ultimate Writing Office! This is an interactive folder designed for students to use as an aid while they prewrite, draft, revise, edit, and publish. It also provides privacy since it is in itself a partition. I am going to use these during reading/writing workshop to build student enthusiasm and improve my students' writing craft. Here it is in all its glory! Now for some views from some different…

Use these free Writing Folders and freebies to give your writers support during their independent writing time. Find all our FREE Writing Printables HERE. If you are a subscriber to my newsletter, you can download all the printables that go with it for FREE! Not a subscriber? Simply subscribe HERE! NOTE: If you are already a ... Read More about Writing Folders – for K-5 Learners

Something amazing happened this year… somewhere between learning how to do multiplication and our weekly close reading sessions… My class became writers. You heard me right… WRITERS! For realsies, folks. Every time I turn around, my kiddos have notebook paper on their desks and they are writing. They’re writing stories, poems, chapter books, information booklets. […]

The Student Writing Folder pin showing a Writing Folder Office in action.

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A pin about student file folder writing office with graphic organizers to support young writers.

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Friday Folders💖🧃💫🍎 I display these folders on student desks for back to school night but we also use them all year long to get papers to and from school. On back to school night I fill them with our classroom information packet, meet the teacher letter, and a parent form to help me get to know their child. Comment “LINKS” and I will send you the labels I used and everything I put inside! I used the Target brand folders🫶🏻 #backtoschool #classroom #class #classroomdecor…

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Bind several pocket writing folders together to create a multi-sectioned writer's notebook and call it a "spolder."

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I have found that with this particular class, the least-loved subject is writing. In fact, when I say it is time for writing, many of my students GROAN… It makes me cringe!! No matter how fun I make the writing prompts, I still have a select few that hate to do it. After doing some ... Read More about Get Excited About Writing!