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In this episode of the Shared Teaching Podcast, we’re continuing our deep dive into personal narrative writing by focusing on how to add details using dialogue. Learn how to help your students bring their stories to life through conversations between characters, making their writing more engaging and dynamic.

BLOG POST / SHOW NOTES: https://sharedteaching.com/adding-dialogue-to-personal-narratives/

In Today’s Episode We’ll Talk About:

• Why dialogue is essential in personal narratives
• How to add dialogue to key moments in a story
• Teaching students how to format and structure dialogue correctly
• Using dialogue to reveal character personalities and emotions
• Simple prompts and practice strategies to help students master dialogue

Resources Helpful with Today's Episode:

• Second Grade Writing Units (narrative unit coming soon)

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In this episode of the Shared Teaching Podcast, we explore the technique of zooming in on key moments to add depth and detail to personal narrative writing. Learn how to help your students slow down and focus on the most important parts of their story to create richer, more engaging narratives.

BLOG POST / PODCAST LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/zooming-in/

In today’s episode we’ll talk about:

• What it means to “zoom in” on a key moment in a personal narrative
• Helping students identify the most exciting or meaningful parts of their stories
• Using sensory details to bring key moments to life for the reader
• Exploring emotions and reactions to deepen the connection with the audience
• Modeling the process to show students how zooming in adds richness to their writing

Resources Helpful with Today's Episode:

• Second Grade Writing Units (narrative unit coming soon)

Tune in for practical tips on helping your students transform their personal narratives with this simple yet powerful technique!

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Welcome to the seventh episode of the Writing Tip Wednesday series! This week’s tip is all about choosing whether to use notebooks or folders for writer's workshop.

In today's episode we'll talk about:

• Pros and Cons of Using Notebooks
• Using Notebook Tabs
• Pros and Cons of Using Folders
• Benefits of Using Both

Resources Mentioned in Today's Episode:

• Notebook Editable Tabs
• Second Grade Writing Units

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Need some quick wins for your classroom management? Check out these 4 quick wins on today's episode. These ideas cost very little, if nothing, to implement in your classroom and you can start them immediately to see quick improvements in your class behavior! Prefer to read about this information later? Visit the blog post where you can listen or read about this podcast episode at https://sharedteaching.com/classroom-management-techniques

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Are you looking to start or even revamp your writer's workshop? Don't skip these most important lessons that are not even about the writing but about setting up the expectations for writing time. I'm discussing the 5 most important lessons with several ideas to get you started.  Prefer to read the blog post later? Show notes available at https://sharedteaching.com/writing-workshop-mini-lessons/

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Today I'm detailing how I've use the workshop model in my own second grade classroom. I'll be discussing the writer's workshop components and what each one looks like for a primary teacher. I'm also talking about why I changed some of the traditional components and how it works in my room.  Show notes available at: https://www.sharedteaching.com/what-is-writers-workshop

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Do you feel like your classroom behaviors are crazier than normal? After the break is the perfect time to revisit your classroom management plan and make some tweaks. I'm implementing a new positive behavior program that I talk all about on today's episode. I am also sharing about my online PD for classroom management titled CLASSroom Management Adventure. 

Learn about the classroom management online course here: https://sharedteaching.com/classroom-management-adventure/

Show notes are available at: https://sharedteaching.com/revising-classroom-management/

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Today's episode will tackle how to differentiate for your struggling writers in a way that already fits into your writing block. Show notes available at: https://sharedteaching.com/helping-struggling-writers/

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On the lookout for some educational Halloween activities for your class party? In today's episode I'm discussing some of my favorite, low prep activities to use for a class party that are also educational. Want some visuals to go along with the podcast? See the blog post at https://sharedteaching.com/educational-halloween-activities

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Why not empower your students to take control of their learning by setting individual learning goals? I set reading, math, and writing goals based on what we are already needing to do in the classroom. I love giving something double-duty so it works for me and helps make my workload more manageable. Join me in today's episode to learn how I choose the goals to set and how I keep on top of it all in a busy classroom. Show notes available at: https://sharedteaching.com/student-learning-goals

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