Writing folders

Find out how you can keep your writers organized with these easy-to-make folders. All you need is two pocket folders and a long-arm stapler. The four pockets are great for holding all the papers student writers need as they work through the writing process; prewriting, drafting, revising/editing, and publishing. Your students will be so organized they'll be able to complete their writing projects on time!

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If you're looking for a way to keep student writing reference pages organized and accessible, student writing folders are the way to go!

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

Writer's workshop folders for writing in the elementary classroom. Organize student writing with these folders.

Welcome to the wonderful world of setting up a writing center for your elementary students! In just three quick and easy steps.

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 Handy Helper Folder is a very useful tool in our classrooms for independent work times. It's one of our most favorite classroom tools! We're sharing with you how we make our folders and the pages we like to glue on our folders. Check it out!

Put writing tools at your elementary student's fingertips with theses Writer's Offices!

Hi guys! I have been doing writer's workshop in my classroom for the past year and have been working on perfecting our writing folders. I think I got it right this time! I used offices last year, and while I liked them...they were a bit cumbersome and it did not have folders to actually store our writing in! Take a look: If you're interested in purchasing, there are editable covers and word walls in the packet so you can customize it to suit your students' needs! Check them out HERE.

Writers Workshop Helper free file for your kindergarten or first-grade classroom. It includes an editing checklist, personal word wall template, alphabet chart, digraph chart, and blend chart.

I have always taught writing through the writing workshop model and as a way to help students think of themselves as independent writ...

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In writer's workshop any way that we can keep students' organized (for the teacher and the student) is always helpful...especially as writing pieces become more lengthy and involved or if students have more than one

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Are your kindergarteners struggling with writing? These writing folder offices may be the perfect answer to this struggle!

The Handy Helper Folder is a very useful tool in our classrooms for independent work times. It's one of our most favorite classroom items! Click through to see how these could work with your Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, or 3rd grade classroom OR homeschool students. You get a FREE download for months, days, calendar words, and more! Great for privacy folders or as a quick reference tool. {freebie, first, second, third graders, Kinder, Kindy, Year 1, 2, 3}

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