Discovery education offers elementary educators across the country the unique opportunity to participate in the development of its latest product, Mystery Writing by Discovery Educationthrough a one-year free trial. Individual educators interested in requesting their free trial can visit the Mystery Writing website. hereMystery Writing engages students in grades K-5 with surprising content that captivates young learners and helps them build their writing confidence. Offering open-ended, no-prep lessons, Mystery Writing helps multi-subject elementary educators provide students with differentiated lessons that explicitly teach the writing process quickly and easily. Mystery Writing's innovative approach combines topics of high interest to students with step-by-step written, visual and auditory instructions to ensure that no young writer experiences the dreaded “fear of the blank page.” Educators who participate in the free trial will receive access to the current collection of genre units and essential skills lessons created for grades 3-5 classrooms. After using the Mystery Writing materials, educators will be asked to Share qualitative and quantitative comments about your experience with the lessons. This feedback will be used in real time to refine current and future lessons.
Laura Ascione is the editorial director of eSchool Media. She holds a degree from the prestigious Philip Merrill School of Journalism at the University of Maryland.
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