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Writing SOS: How can learning to spell help my child? A parent wonders why children need to learn to spell if we have spell checkers.
Carmen Agra Deedy: How story workshops help encourage kids who don't like writing Children’s author Carmen Agra Deedy shares how she engages kids during writing workshops.
Reading SOS: What can I do at home to set my child up for success in reading and writing? Dr. Hannah Dostal, an expert in Deaf education and literacy, says it’s important to surround your child with reasons to read and write.
Writing SOS: What’s the most important writing skill to encourage in my child? Literacy specialist Kyley Pulphus emphasizes voice when working with young writers.
Kate Duke: A Writer's Secret Kate Duke frequently visits classrooms to teach kids about plot, character, and setting — without writing down a word!
Writing SOS: My kindergartner still says "mouses." Should I correct her? A parent wonders whether to correct her kindergartner when she says “mouses.”
Writing SOS: How can technology help my child with writing? Mike Carvella says that some kids struggle with the physical act of writing and others with organizing ideas and revising their drafts.
Writing SOS: With today's technology is handwriting instruction important? Writing expert William Van Cleave explains that children need direct and explicit handwriting instruction in order to link letter names, the way letters look, and their sounds.
Writing SOS: What are some everyday things I can do to help my child’s writing skills? Literacy specialist Kyley Pulphus encourages parents to make writing fun and purposeful.
Introduction: Writing & Spelling Hosted by Vivica A. Fox and author William Joyce, this show examines the connections between reading and writing and between spelling and composition.
