Writers+Workshop

Check out some resources you might find helpful while using Writer's Workshop in your class. If there is anything else you would like to see posted here, please share, or let me know and I can put it here.

The documents below will help you in thinking about workshop. What does one lesson look like during workshop? What type of procedures do you need to put in place for a successful workshop atmosphere? What supplies do students need in order to write the entire time during workshop? Check out the documents below for some guidance. As always, if you have anything else you would like add, please do so!


 * Getting Ready for Workshop:**

[|My Try Card:] A place for students to stretch out words and get teacher assistance with the word [|Labels for Folders] This link sends you to a quick and easy one click labels for writing workshop folders resource!


 * Lesson Plans for Workshop: **


 * Conferencing During Workshop: **


 * Types of Paper for Workshop: **

[|Even more paper templates] This website gives a lot of samples of paper that you can cimply double click on and print from your own PC. For those of you looking for dotted lined paper, you will find it here as well as paper for making booklets. If there is something that is not there, please let me know and I can create the paper for you and upload it here! Have fun looking at the different types!


 * Posters for Workshop: **

[|Literacy Connections]
 * Books to Use with Workshop: **

**Kindergarten Starpoint Calendars:**


 * My Try Card for Kindergarten:**




 * First Grade Starpoint Calendars:**

**Web-sites for Workshop:** [|Lucy Calkins Web Site] [|Denver Public Schools] : This link provides you with some examples of curriculum to use within workshop. You will most likely find it very helpful when deciding how to teach certain mini-lessons! Click on writing curriculum for workshop ideas.