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I have been working with students for 15 years now, from Kindergarten to Graduate students, and the one thing that I have found that is essential to academic success is strong writing skills. I wanted to share a website that I have found to be very helpful in getting young learners to write (even if it's alittle bit) every day. I have my 2 young boys writing in these journal workbooks daily. There are days when my 2nd grader will answer a prompt with one word and then there are days when he will answer with a full paragraph (I love those days!) My kindergartner loves to write and write and write each day (sometimes I need help with the translations). Check out the website, see if it can helps build literacy with your students. Hope this helps :)
Maria Smith
On 2/07/12, Michele wrote: > I have been working with students for 15 years now, from > Kindergarten to Graduate students, and the one thing that I > have found that is essential to academic success is strong > writing skills. I wanted to share a website that I have > found to be very helpful in getting young learners to write > (...See More
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