Writing Folder | Writing Office Folder Kindergarten 1st 2nd & 3rd Grade Writing

Are you looking for a way to foster independence and empower your students to become great writers? Then you NEED these writing folders in your classroom. These writing folders act as personal anchor charts by providing writing tools, tips and reminders to help your students develop and practice their writing skills. Writing folders provide visual support for young writers by creating an easily accessible anchor chart for them to refer to when writing. These writing office folders are a great tool for students to use during writer’s workshop, in centers or independent writing time. So easy to assemble. Just grab a manila folder, print the sheets you want, glue them in the folder and laminate. Now your students have their own “personal office.” 

Writing office folders are easy to store, provide a bit of “writer’s privacy” for students, and help to develop independence as students use the writing anchor charts to assist them in writing instead of relying on teacher support. Your students will love setting up their own “personal office space” with these portable writing folders.  

⭐ Make sure to check out the PREVIEW to take a look at the contents of this Writing Folder.

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✏️ This Writing Folder & Writing Anchor Chart resource includes:

• Writing Folder Office Cover
• Alphabet letters (short vowel sounds)
• Alphabet letters with pictures and words
• Number Words (1-20)
• Shapes
• Color Words
• Vowel Chart 
  • Short vowels
  • Long vowels

• Digraph Chart
• Sight Word Charts 
  • Pre-Kindergarten
  • Kindergarten
  • 1st Grade
  • 2nd Grade
  • 3rd Grade
  • Editable Chart to add your own words)

• Monthly topic/theme words (12 months)
• Seasons
• Weather
• Months of the Year
• Color Words
• Punctuation Chart
• Writing Checklist

HOW TO ASSEMBLE: All you need to create the offices are manila folders. Glue the pages you want to use to the folders and then laminate for durability. I bought the pocket labels from the Target Dollar Spot and put one pocket on each folder after I laminated. Then each month you can change the monthly words.

Looking to turn the writing office into a writing folder? Use your favorite folder to store the writing charts inside or click HERE to check out a menu style.

****2023 WRITING OFFICE/FOLDER UPDATE: This is now a ZIP File. Inside you will find writing charts to make a writing office or writing folder.

❤️ These Writing Offices are perfect for

• Small group instruction
• Literacy centers
• Writing Center
• Writing Workshop
• Work stations
• Morning work
• Independent practice
• Fast finishers

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