Illuminate seasonal learning with The Evolution of Holiday Lights, a K–2 resource that builds early content knowledge while strengthening foundational writing skills. Students read an article to explore the origins of holiday lights and their modern-day uses, then apply TWR sentence- and paragraph-level strategies to communicate their understanding with clarity and structure. A version of […]

Explore how animals survive and thrive with Animal Adaptations, a K–2 resource that builds early content knowledge while strengthening writing skills. Students engage with TWR sentence- and paragraph-level strategies to examine how animals prepare for winter. A version of this resource is available for elementary and secondary students.

This quick-start guide helps you launch your first conversation with Judy, TWR’s AI-powered coach and activity generator. Inside, you’ll find clear tips, essential steps, and ready-to-use sample prompts that show you exactly how to get Judy working for you. Whether you’re uploading a lesson plan, focusing on a specific content topic, or exploring TWR strategies, […]

Discover how TWR can transform your novel studies and read-alouds! All resources mentioned in this video are available in the Content Examples and Customizable Templates sections of MyTWR Tools.

Pair your read-aloud of Wemberly Worried by Kevin Henkes with TWR sentence activities that reinforce essential writing skills. Use orally or in writing. A version of this resource is available for K-2 learners. Be sure to check out other Back-to-School Texts in both K–2 and elementary.

After reading Wemberly Worried in class, continue the work with TWR sentence activities that build strong writing foundations. Students can complete them orally or in writing. This version of this resource is also available for elementary learners. Be sure to check out other Back-to-School Texts in both K–2 and elementary.

This one-page guide introduces Judy, TWR’s AI-powered activity generator and coach. It highlights Judy’s key capabilities, such as creating TWR activities, generating supporting texts, and offering coaching suggestions. It also provides guidance for teachers on how to evaluate and adapt Judy’s output.

In this activity, students read five sentences and identify which one is the topic sentence.

The Argumentative Nouns & Verbs resource equips students with the precise language needed to construct, defend, and refine arguments in writing. It provides sentence frames and word choices that support key elements of argumentative essays, including making claims, introducing evidence, explaining reasoning, addressing counterarguments, and articulating conclusions. By reducing the cognitive load of “how to […]