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Teaching Writing Dr. Steven Graham, Dr. Louisa Moats, and Dr. Susan Neuman address why writing is important, what the latest research tells us, and what educators and parents can do to support our children’s development as writers.
Vivica Fox: Reading Rocks! Actress Vivica A. Fox discusses some of the oddities of the English language.
What does 3rd grade writing look like? Milestones from GreatSchools What should a 3rd grader’s writing look like? What elements should it include?
Spelling: Word Families Tina Scholtes teaches first graders a handy spelling pattern that helps them recognize word clusters.
Spelling Rules Spelling patterns are easy to learn when they come “alive” for one second grade class.
