Author name: Author: Baber Baig

Hard to find a certain book or group of books among all your students wonderful books on your bookshelf? Here is a solution!  By using this premium tag feature, you get the ability to assign tags to sort and find books and templates quickly. It also gives you a clear overview of which books have […]

My students and I love using WriteReader, and after reading this blog post I was excited to try something new and integrate math into their writing by having students publish math stories. I taught this lesson to two classes, one 3rd grade in building class and one 1st grade remote.    1st Grade Math Stories

I love the variety of stories published by these 3rd grade authors in WriteReader!     Students are so often given a specific topic to write about, yet we believe that better writers are cultivated when students are given choice in their writing. Using methods developed by The Reading and Writing Project at the Teachers

To make it easy for teachers and students to get started, we have integrated WriteReader with Google Classroom, which allows them to get started with digital book creation in minutes. Google Classroom integration Educator sign up  Sign up through app.writereader.com/signup/educator and click the Google Classroom option to import all your active classes into WriteReader. That’s it!

Reading aloud math stories has been a well known and effective way to introduce abstract math problems to young children and to make math more relevant to their everyday lives. This blog post is all about how working with math stories in elementary school can be even more effective, meaningful and motivating by turning the

We are excited to see how teachers globally are working hard with remote learning in middle school and that WriteReader can play a part and make life easier for teachers in elementary as well as middle school. Here is some feedback we received from a middle school teacher and the way she is using WriteReader.

In December 2018, we shared a blog post entitled “Light: an inclusive perspective on holiday traditions.” We’d like to revisit that idea this holiday season by looking at the word LIGHTS as an acrostic – Loving, Inspiring, Giving, Helping, Teaching, Stories. Stories are all these things and more.   Family Stories Stories are what is

My first graders love how easy it is to share WriteReader stories to our Seesaw journals. This makes it super simple and fun to share our books with our families. Here’s how!   Link Sharing I like using the Link Sharing feature, rather than downloading as a PDF. I encourage my students to add their

WriteReader is honored to have received such a glowing review from Pernille Ripp – author, educator, presenter, and parent. With Pernille’s consent, we are excited to repost her blog post here. We’re sure that you will find her experience with WriteReader, as a parent and literacy expert, both interesting and informative. My own kids have

If you’re looking for a way to integrate WriteReader and Seesaw to boost engagement and collaboration between your students, I hope this post will provide you with some ideas as a base to expand upon in your own classroom setting – be it virtual or on campus!  My name is Artemisa, and this is my