Classroom publishing · 5 min read
Your first classbook: a practical place to start
Turn one shared theme into a project with room for every student’s ideas.
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Writing ideasWriting ideas · 4 min read
12 classbook themes that leave room for original voices
A shared theme should connect your class—not make every page sound alike.
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Inclusive classroomsInclusive classrooms · 5 min read
A classroom book with room for every way of communicating
Plan contributions through drawing, AAC, dictation, typing, and supported writing.
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Writing ideasWriting ideas · 4 min read
Teach beginning, middle, and end without the blank-page panic
Use three manageable moments to help a story begin to take shape.
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Teaching tipsTeaching tips · 4 min read
Help students revise without rewriting their stories for them
Focus on meaning first, then help each writer choose one useful change.
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Classroom publishingClassroom publishing · 4 min read
A clearer family letter for your classroom book project
Explain participation, permissions, and optional purchases in plain language.
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Author celebrationsAuthor celebrations · 4 min read
Celebrate your student authors without a big event budget
Simple ways to recognize the work, the choices, and every contributor.
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Classroom publishingClassroom publishing · 4 min read
Classbook or individual book? Choose the right project for your group
Two different formats, with different planning and production needs.
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