Many Louisville Writing Project Teacher Consultants go on to write their own books. Below, some of these books are listed and linked:
Breakthrough to Meaning: Helping Your Kids Become Readers, Writers and Thinkers by Jean Anne Clyde, Shelli Zechella Barker, Sandra Lynn Hogue, and Laura Lynne Wasz
What Did You Learn Today?: Implementing Family Message Journals K-12 by Elizabeth Fuller, Dr. Kimberly Mucher-Johnson, Beth Meadows, Laurel Oskins, Kari Stewart, and Dr. Catherine Timmerman
Mentor Texts That Spark Writing: Lessons Integrating Writing, Reading & Grammar Study by Jean Carol Wolph and Patricia A. Slagle
You Have to Teach It Before You Can Test It by Jean Carol Wolph and Jennifer Bernhard
Additional books by Jean C. Wolph: Amazon Author's PageÂ
The Silent Tree Remembers by Carol June Franks
Potatoes, Papaw, and Me by Carol June Franks
Sled Ride Down Unrue Street by Carol June Franks
What Farm Boots Are For by Carol June Franks
Real World Writing for Secondary Students by Meredith (Critchfield) DeCosta, Jessica Singer Early, Celia Genishi, and Donna E. Alvermann
Word Nerds: Teaching All Students to Learn and Love Vocabulary by Brenda Overturf, Leslie Montgomery, and Margot Holmes Smith
Vocabularians by Brenda Overturf, Leslie Montgomery, and Margot Holmes Smith
Other fellows create digital spaces for teachers to learn and grow:
ELL 2.0: Pedagogy, Andragogy, Innovation & Joy--Website by Irina McGrath and Michelle Shory
For more information, or to work with the Louisville Writing Project, contact Cara Caudill at chawkins2@bellarmine.edu or louisvillewritingproject@bellarmine.edu.