The #TWTBlog team shared a series on information writing for teachers and literacy coaches. Each of the eight posts offered practical strategies that are still relevant today. Perfect for educators looking to enhance their instruction. 🔗

Explore engaging mentor texts that tackle topics like germs, farts, and poop in a fun, educational way! Share your thoughts in the comments section on #TWTBlog for a chance to win some of the featured books!.🔗

One of the most essential things @jkomarin has learned as a kindergarten writing teacher is to trust the process no matter how messy it gets. Read more on #TWTBlog: #KinderChat

After being on leave, @mrslevin11 returned to teaching last week. If you (or someone you love) have undergone grief or trauma, you might recognize the process of re-entry to school. She's sharing her experiences to make others feel less alone. #TWTBlog

Sometimes, it's nice to have a few strategies to combat the pervasive "I'm done" syndrome in writing classrooms. @MelanieMeehan1 suggests three strategies to have on-hand today on #TWTBlog.

Can AI write minilessons, too? Find out how Google's Gemini lived up to @ShawndaFukano's minilesson challenge and has been helping her be more efficient at writing minilessons. Read on at #TWTBlog:

Leah Koch, a #TWTBlog co-author, joins Melanie to share insights from her recent family conferences! Discover effective strategies for connecting with families, showcasing student work, & fostering strong partnerships to support students. 🎧 #TWTPod

Want a new coaching move? With a small group of educators and an engaged classroom, you can gain valuable data and insights on student writing in just minutes. Read now on #TWTBlog:

Discover the power of reading like a writer to transform your writing skills. Learn how to analyze texts for multiple purposes. Explore examples across genres and start building your own mentor text collection. Check it out on #TWTBlog:

Brush up your understanding of how working memory functions within the brains of your writers. Via @Betsy_writes .#TWTBlog

Learn about working memory's role in a writing workshop. I've added some additional links to research and resources, too! #TWTBlog.

When children are invited to write and draw freely, it gives us a window into their inner selves. @jkomarin likes to use journals during quiet time to strengthen and deepen students' relationships to writing outside of writing workshop. .#TWTBlog

Looking for a way to stretch your imagination & creativity, and perhaps discover more of yourself along the way? Lainie Levin shares highlights, features, and key takeaways from writer and artist Lynda Barry's book, WHAT IT IS. #TWTBlog .

Consider how @LeahKoch_ prepares for caregiver conferences this fall. .#TWTBlog

Teacher conferences have a way of sneaking up on teachers. @MelanieMeehan1 and @LeahKoch_ recorded a #TWTPod episode about conferences that will air in late October. In the meantime, they've coordinated #TWTBlog posts to address this topic.

ICYMI: Here's a roundup of our blog posts and podcast episodes that went live in the past two weeks. #TWTBlog #TWTPod

Spelling bees bring fun and joy to the often disliked subject of spelling. Learn how to host one at your school. #TWTBlog #SpellingBee

Join @Betsy_writes and me as we explore the role of executive functioning skills in writing instruction. Betsy shares practical strategies for educators to support their students in thriving as writers!.🎧Tune in now: #TWTPod #TWTBlog

Writing about reading is often a daunting task for kids, but a few easy moves will make it more successful in your classroom. via @LitCoachValter .#TWTBlog

Today on the #TWTBlog, find a ready-to-go tip for creating contingency maps for reluctant writers or those with challenging writing behaviors.