Student writing portfolio

Classroom & teaching tips, ideas, freebies, and resources for elementary teachers.

The On the Road to a Proper Paragraph system works so well in my classroom, I decided to give our Writing Portfolios a makeover to match our writing theme: A Road Map for Writing. And I am thrilled with the results! Since my students have […]

Using writing portfolios can seem like just another to-do, but they are powerful and beneficial for both teachers and students!

Find out how you can keep your writers organized with these easy-to-make folders. All you need is two pocket folders and a long-arm stapler. The four pockets are great for holding all the papers student writers need as they work through the writing process; prewriting, drafting, revising/editing, and publishing. Your students will be so organized they'll be able to complete their writing projects on time!

Celebrate each young author in your classroom with an end-of-year portfolio presentation and party to showcase all their hard work.

Discover the perfect portfolio options for your elementary school student! Explore a variety of writing and craft ideas, coloring pages, and drawing projects that will unleash their creativity, build self-confidence, and showcase their skills. Let their imagination soar and celebrate their achievements!

Last year I dreamed of completing a special project to surprise my students and their families at the end of the year. I had found the idea and inspiration for a Student Portfolio from the sweet Cara Carroll over at The First Grade Parade. The primary grades are filled with immense amount of growth and special memories that you want your students and families to always remember and cherish. Student portfolios are the perfect way to capture all of that and more for your students! I had posted…

End of Year Student Portfolio Memory Books Freebie! Compile all your student work from the year into a keepsake for students to share with their families. Cover and writing page included in the freebie. Download from my blog on theprimarybrain.com #studen

Writing portfolios are a great way to show student growth and to showcase your writers. Read how to create writing portfolios and manage them.

Writing for a real audience (other than just for themselves or their teacher) can be a huge motivator for students. Middle school and high school English Language Arts teachers discussed the publishing stage of the writing process, student writing portfolios, and other opportunities to publish student writing outside of the classroom including school publications, contests, and blogging. Read on for ideas on how to find a larger reach for your students' writing.