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	The Writing Teacher's Strategy Guide (PDF)

	Prompted Writing (PDF)

	Student Writing Samples Grades K-12 (PDF)

	An Introduction to the Writing Process (PDF)

	Welcome to Writer's Workshop (PDF)

	Writing Across the Curriculum (PDF)

	All's Well That Spells Well (PDF)

	Writing Assessment (PDF)

	The Five Facts of Fiction (PDF)

	Read Like a Reader; Read Like a Writer (PDF)

	What Can You Say About a Book? (PDF)

	What is Good Writing? (PDF)

	The Organizers (PDF)

	The Posters (PDF)

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		Steve Peha
		Steve Peha is the founder and president of Teaching That Makes Sense, Inc. He writes on a wide variety of issues including literacy, technology, teaching methods, learning theory, and educational policy.

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		Julie Bumgardner
		Julie Bumgardner is a second grade teacher at Santa Fe Trail Elementary School in Independence, MO. She writes about reading, writing, and workshop-style teaching with primary age students.

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		Suzanne Forman
		Suzanne Forman teaches Language Arts and chairs the English Department at Kearney High School in Kearney, MO. She writes about issues in parenting and secondary literacy.

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		Marilyn Lowrey
		Marilyn Lowrey was a classroom teacher in the elementary grades for over 25 years and the former Director of Title I for the Independence Missouri School District. She writes about literacy and teacher professionalism.

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		Jennifer Day
		Jennifer Day is an elementary teacher and curriculum specialist in the Liberty School District in Liberty, Missouri. She writes about literacy, curriculum, and staff development.

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