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Introduction to Writable Journeys

Writable Journeys help you guide students in daily writing practice through skill-aligned assignments that are responsive to your needs.

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Written by Kelly B
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At Writable, we know how challenging it can be to support students’ writing progression from a single sentence to an end-of-year higher-stakes assignment. Some common questions we hear from teachers are: Where do I start? When are students ready to move on? Which students need additional support? What do I assign next?

In our mission to support daily literacy wins for teachers and improved proficiency for students, Team Writable developed Writable Journeys. Writable Journeys help you guide students in daily writing practice through skill-aligned assignments that are responsive to your goals and to student needs.


What is a Journey?

Journeys maximize your instructional planning and prep time and allow you to choose a targeted, skill-aligned path that works with your existing instructional plan – from the simplest Quick Write to a cumulative writing task. As always in Writable, we support a responsive approach to writing practice, making it easy for you to tailor your Journey with your own assignments, resources, readings, rubrics, and more.


What Journeys are available?

Writable has published Journeys for a variety of genres and writing goals. We have six Journeys available currently, each offering tailored options for Elementary, Middle, and High School.

  • Response to Information

  • Response to Literary Texts

  • Argument

  • Informational

  • Narrative

  • Paragraph Proficiency

  • Science - based on common SEPs found in the NGSS

  • Social Studies - based on foundational skills found in the C3 framework

  • Click here to find out how teachers can use Journeys.

  • Click here to find out how administrators can use Journeys.


If you need any additional support, please reach out to the Writable team at support@writable.com.

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