Call for Original Post-it Notes from Teachers!

[Corbett Harrison]

If, inspired by WritingFix's Post-it Note Page, you've created an original post-it note that you've used to foster deep student thinking, we'd love for you to share it here!

 

You can post a template you created in Word, or you can share a digital photograph of your Post-it note.

  

If we end up moving the tool you share over to the WritingFix website, we will send you a complimentary NNWP Print Guides as our way of saying thanks for sharing and helping us build a repository of Post-it note tools.

 

To post, you must join our "Deeper with Blooms" group at the ning.  If you do not see the "Reply to This" box below this post, it is because you are not yet a member of this exchange group.  To become a member, simply look for the "+Join Deeper with Blooms" link in the upper right portion of this screen.  Click on that and then you'll be able to post!

 

Thanks for sharing!  This is a great opportunity to become a genuine part of the WritingFix website!

 

--Corbett Harrison, WritingFix Webmaster

[Sheri Barsottelli]

After using the persuasive writing post-its, I worked with the social studies teachers to develop a post-it note for DBQs.  I think they work equally well as a checklist (did I remember everything) and for goal setting for revision.

 

Sheri Barsottelli

Literacy Coach