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Do your students stop writing… without actually ending?
The Stopping Point teaches K–2 writers how to end their writing with purpose. Through interactive modeling and shared practice, students learn what a closing does, how it “catches” ideas (bucket metaphor!), and how to use three simple strategies: recap, importance, or comparison.
Designed for whole-class instruction — not independent work — this SFA builds confidence and clarity in young writers.
Because strong writing deserves a strong finish.
Do your students stop writing… without actually ending?
The Stopping Point teaches K–2 writers how to end their writing with purpose. Through interactive modeling and shared practice, students learn what a closing does, how it “catches” ideas (bucket metaphor!), and how to use three simple strategies: recap, importance, or comparison.
Designed for whole-class instruction — not independent work — this SFA builds confidence and clarity in young writers.
Because strong writing deserves a strong finish.