Lower Elementary Montessori Writing Guide & Scope and Sequence
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Have you been struggling with planning out a 3-year writing curriculum? Are you not sure how to instill a love for writing in your classroom or integrate it as part of a daily task? Writing can seem general and broad, and difficult to "put it down in writing" or smaller benchmark goals. This guide can help you facilitate a plethora of writing plans, styles of writing, and frameworks for a three year sequence. This guide can be helpful for parent communications about progress, offer several intervention or differentiation ideas to fit individual student needs, and help provide you with a clear trajectory for your three (or four) year span classroom!
There are 11 subject areas (such as cursive handwriting, creative writing, journal writing etc.) that help focus your writing studies in a sequential time span through your school year. Please check out the preview to get a sample preview of some of the pages. This scope and sequence does not provide individual lessons per key concepts to allow you the creative teaching freedom!
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