In this activity, students write a summary sentence by answering the relevant question words. This customizable template is also available in English.

This resource contains a list of expository writing terms.

TWR’s method rests on six basic principles. Download the list of these principles below and explore in-depth explanations of each one in our book, The Writing Revolution 2.0.

This poster displays the question words—Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How. Use this poster to guide students as they complete sentence expansion activities, develop questions, expand unelaborated sentences, and more.

These mini posters feature the same question words as the full version in a compact format, ideal for individual student copies or small-group lessons.

This poster reminds students of TWR symbols they can use while taking notes. Each symbol has a specific purpose and should be explicitly taught and modeled. Please refer to The Writing Revolution 2.0 and our training for more information.

These mini posters remind students of TWR symbols they can use while taking notes. Each symbol has a specific purpose and should be explicitly taught and modeled. These mini posters are ideal for student use and small group lessons.

This is the Spanish version of the Mini Question Words poster. These mini posters feature the same question words as the full version in a compact format, ideal for individual student copies or small-group lessons.

This is the Spanish version of the 3–12 Note-taking poster. This poster reminds students of TWR symbols they can use while taking notes. Each symbol has a specific purpose and should be explicitly taught and modeled. Please refer to The Writing Revolution 2.0 and our training for more information.

This is the Spanish version of the Mini Note-taking poster. These mini posters remind students of TWR symbols they can use while taking notes. Each symbol has a specific purpose and should be explicitly taught and modeled. These mini posters are ideal for student use and small group lessons.