While the traditional strategies were being taught by my colleagues, I wanted to push the boundaries and explore new avenues. Yes, the five-paragraph essay had its merits in teaching organization, but it lacked real-world relevance. Writing needed to evolve, and I was ready to champion this cause, even if it meant taking risks.
While there are tons of great prompts you can find online, I want to give you my strategies for creating writing prompts tailored to your students… and do it in less time than a GimKit game!
Research has shown that exposure to nature and outdoor activities has many benefits for children, both physically and mentally. Encouraging kids to spend time outside, explore nature, and participate in outdoor activities can help promote their overall health and well-being, as well as foster a deeper appreciation for the environment.
Raise your hand if your students or kids hate writing… yeah, I’ve been there. It can be stressful searching for way to make writing fun. Kids struggle to come up with “good” ideas and aren’t sure how to organize their story. I’ve got a fun solution to that.. and more.
My number one goal is to make enrichment easy for you! One way I can accomplish this goal is by thinking about what your curious kid might need. Do they need to be challenged? Are they looking for a new topic to explore? How can you pair a book for added enrichment?
