Good morning and welcome! I taught 6th grade for two years in an elementary setting, so I might be able to address your question. I didn't use daily journals. I had a writers notebook and for other subjects something called an Interactive Notebook (which wasn't absolutely true to the concept, because of my county/state standards). Each morning as part of their morning work students had to write the Essential Questions (objectives of each class, if you will) in each respective notebook. During writer's workshop was when we did more "journaling" type writing (but it wasn't really journaling!). Good luck, Kristin/CO/4th Violence is not inevitable. Peace is there for us in every moment. It is our choice. -Thich Nhat Hanh
________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Albert Arthur Jr Walker how do teachers in fifth grade incorporate the students' writing in their daily journals to plan for instruction in content areas?
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