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The Joys and Benefits of Interactive Writing in Early Literacy

April 15, 2025 Nikki Drury, Literacy Trainer

Interactive writing is a powerful and engaging literacy practice for young learners. It is a collaborative approach where you and the children share the pen to compose text together. This process not only supports early writing development but also strengthens foundational literacy skills in an authentic and meaningful way.

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