Educator Resources
© John Fowler
CURRICULUM RESOURCES
Free downloads! Chapter-by-chapter questions, book projects and examples to get your students engaged. Created by K. B. Nelson, EdS, M. Ed. at HelpWritersGrow.com.
"The kids were so engaged and energized - they went back to class buzzing about the writing process." - Monica Laux, Librarian, Henley Middle School, Crozet, VA
"Our students left inspired and ready to start writing their own stories. Highly recommend!" - Sara Glenn, Librarian/Media Specialist, Riverside Middle School, Greenville, SC
"The children left the presentation energized to work on their own writing ideas." - Kinla Nelson, Science Lab, City View Elementary, Mableton, GA
Addison Bohnsack, Teacher
"Landra was engaging and passionate. She was able to show students the beauty and creativity in writing and even inspired one of my students to begin researching and planning her very own book!"
Jadyn Neumann, Teacher
"Landra Jennings had such a wonderful presentation at our school! It was interactive for kids, so student friendly, and had some amazing- actionable strategies students can use and that we can use for creative writing in class. The students were engaged and so involved!"
JoAnna Gorkaya, Teacher
"She did a great job of bringing life to the writing process, generating ideas, and making writing real life for the students."
SCHOOLS I'VE VISITED
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CO – Aspen Crossing Elementary, Aurora, 5th
CO – Castle Rock Elementary, Castle Rock, 5th-6th
CO – Clear Sky Elementary, Castle Rock, 4th-6th
CO – Jenkins Middle School, Colorado Springs, 6th-8th
CO – Mackintosh School, Boulder, 3rd-8th
CO – Prairie Crossing Elementary, Parker, 3rd-6th
GA – City View Elementary, Mableton, 4th-5th
GA – International Charter School of Atlanta, Alpharetta, 6th
GA – Springmont Montessori School, Atlanta, 3rd-6th
GA – Taylor Elementary School, Lawrenceville, 3rd-5th
GA – The Howard School, Atlanta, 3rd-7th
IL – Clow Elementary School, Naperville, 3rd-5th
IL – Patterson Elementary School, Naperville, 3rd-5th
NC – Combs Elementary School, Raleigh, 3rd-5th
NC – Crosscreek Charter School, Louisburg, 6th-8th
NC – Greensboro Academy, Greensboro, 3rd-8th
NC – Lake Norman Charter, Huntersville, 5th-8th
NC – St. Timothy’s Episcopal School, Raleigh, 3rd-5th
SC – Banks Trail Middle School, Fort Mill, 6th-7th
SC – Beck International Middle School, Greenville, 6th-7th
SC – Bethel Elementary School, Simpsonville, 3rd-5th
SC – Chapin Intermediate School, Chapin, 5th-6th
SC – Charleston Day School, Charleston, 5th-7th
SC – Christ Church Episcopal School, Greenville, 3rd-6th
SC – East Point Academy Middle, West Columbia, 7th ELA
SC – Frances Mack Intermediate School, Gaston, 5th-6th
SC – Johnston-Edgefield-Trenton Middle School, Johnston, 6th-8th
SC – Mason Preparatory School, Charleston, 8th
SC – Mt. Zion Elementary School, Charleston, 5th
SC – Merriwether Middle School, N Augusta, 6th-8th
SC – Murray-La Saine Montessori School, Charleston, 3rd-5th
SC – Northwood Middle School, Taylors, 6th-7th
SC – Pelham Road Elementary School, Greenville, 4th-5th
SC – Pickens Elementary School, Pickens, 3rd-5th
SC – Plainview Elementary School, Patrick, 3rd-6th
SC – Ralph Chandler Middle School, Simpsonville, 6th
SC – Riverside Middle School, Greenville, 6th-7th
SC – West Pelzer Elementary School, Pelzer, 3rd-5th
SC – Wonder Homeschool Center, Pawleys Island, 6th-7th (Virtual)
TN – Monteagle Elementary, Monteagle, 3rd-6th
TN – Sewanee Elementary School, Sewanee, 3rd-5th
TN – The Bright School, Chattanooga, 3rd-5th
VA – Henley Middle School, Crozet, 6th-7th
VA – Village School, Charlottesville, 5th-8th
Washington D.C. – Langley Elementary School, 5th