I recorded every grade 6 reading/writing workshop mini-lesson for the whole year. Some I won't forget; some I already have. Here is an almost complete collection of videos for grade 6 (135 mini-lessons in all). https://t.co/PBcH6uh6DU #kisj #tcrwp #education pic.twitter.com/Bi0hW2vjDK— Bill Rago (@tesolwar) June 9, 2020
Have you listened to @LucyCalkins on Ed Week's On Demand Webinar? Building Schoolwide Excellence in Reading and Writing. Here it is! Share it with your staff! #TCRWP https://t.co/zUvB3rKs1S
— TCRWP (@TCRWP) December 21, 2019
Minilessons: Writing Workshop Fundamentals | TWO WRITING TEACHERS https://t.co/itiGs6iI3h— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) October 21, 2018
Great visual of the structure of workshop! Light teach, heavy practice. #TCRWP pic.twitter.com/MSrPJejf0c— Ginny Bowles (@GinnyBowles) June 18, 2018
Living Life Twice: A Great Writing Habit: Rereading Your Writer's Notebook to Discover New Treasure...... https://t.co/xEnNAdIJ2L
— Alan J Wright (@alwriting) March 3, 2018
Take pictures of mentor text on iPad use Apple TV mirror on 65" flat screen, place anchor chart post it for lesson on TV screen— Stefanie B Burnett (@Burnettwwp) December 10, 2017
iPad pro + Apple TV reading workshop mini lessons #tcrwp #wwp #1stgrade #edtech #studentEngagement #readingworkshop http://pic.twitter.com/vRLzs8Hbf0— Stefanie B Burnett (@Burnettwwp) December 10, 2017
A2: Keep the mini lesson mini! Planning a mini lesson should not take much time - 11 minutes. #TCRWP— Mary Carlson (@mcarlson110) August 9, 2017
@thammerlund developed an integrated curriculum w/ writers workshop w/ @SamPatue https://t.co/MerFYBf2Kn #1to1techat— Rabbi Michael Cohen (@TheTechRabbi) February 23, 2017
