Mini Question Words Poster

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 resource explains the “why” behind each TWR activity in K-2 student-friendly language. Teachers can select one or two reasons to share before each activity to help students understand the purpose and stay focused. A teacher version of the Whys is also available for a more in-depth perspective.

In this activity, students write a summary sentence by answering the relevant question words.

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

In this activity, students write a summary sentence by answering the relevant question words.

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

Support comprehension and writing with this thoughtfully designed TWR resource for 90 Miles to Havana by Enrique Flores-Galbis! This bundle includes a variety of TWR sentence activities and SPO activities that can be used before, during, or after reading instruction. Students will apply TWR strategies as they engage with the novel and build toward a […]

Help students analyze Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred D. Taylor with this comprehensive resource for grades 3–12. Students will engage in a series of TWR sentence, paragraph, summary, and note-taking activities that deepen comprehension and strengthen their writing skills. This resource is designed for students in grades 3–12 and is ready to […]

Embark on A Trip to the World’s Fair with your students! This comprehensive elementary resource invites students to explore the captivating history of the World’s Fair and its lasting innovations, including the debut of the ice cream cone and telephone, through a content-rich article and a full series of TWR activities. Learners will engage with […]