A workspace with a laptop, pink notebook with a gold pen, pink flowers, gold paper clips, and a decorative dish with paper clips, with a gold outline of an open book on the top left corner. Text reads "ELA Taught in a Way that Fosters Independence, Confidence, and Growth."

Start-to-Finish Writing Projects

Writing projects were always overwhelming to complete with my students, especially with a variety of learners. I have created writing projects that have everything students need. Articles for research (no internet or library needed), note-taking guides, guided outlines, checklists, and MORE.

A graphic promoting a writing project about causes of the American Revolution. It features examples of research articles, note-taking guides, and graphic organizers on a white brick wall background.
A poster for the Civil War Writing Project, featuring research articles, note-taking guides, and graphic organizers to support student research on the civil war.
Poster promoting U.S. Constitution writing project for students, with research articles, note taking guides, and graphic organizers included.
Poster announcing a Westward Expansion expository writing project that requires no preparation. The poster highlights research articles, note-taking guides, and graphic organizers. It features images of pages with writing prompts and a hand writing with a pencil.
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No Prep Mini-Units, Packets, & Lessons

When i’m teaching specific ELA concepts, I want something that is Print-and-Go. I focus on ELA packets that hit the concepts hard and require zero prep from teachers!

Educational poster titled "Implicit vs. Explicit Texts" with a subtitle "A Week of Lessons for Grades 4-5." Features sample worksheets about implicit and explicit texts and practice activities for students, with a background of a white brick wall and a yellow marker icon.
Practice packet titled 'Synonyms + Antonyms' with a spring theme, featuring worksheets for practicing synonyms and antonyms, and an illustration of a colorful umbrella.
Cover of educational resource titled 'Pronoun Rules Guided Notes,' showing a computer monitor with a magnifying glass, and several practice sheets for pronoun rules. Text at the bottom reads, 'The Perfect Way to Teach Your Students the Rules of Pronouns!'
Digital images of educational worksheets and activities focused on dictionary skills for remote learning, designed for grades 4-5, with a computer illustration and text promoting practice of dictionary skills for remote education.
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