SOLSC Classroom Challenge

Classroom SOLSC: 5 of 31

Stacey Shubitz
Classroom Slice of Life Story Challenge 2013. Feel free to grab this button and use it on your classroom blog. Happy slicing.
Classroom Slice of Life Story Challenge 2013. Feel free to grab this button and use it on your classroom blog. Happy slicing.

I look placid, you see, that’s why people think I’m fine. Inside I worry a lot. –Maeve Binchy

After a few days, some young writers may forget where they can look for story ideas.  Therefore, you might encourage your students to write about strong emotions.  While some kids lead carefree lives, many don’t.  Therefore, it’s important to remind your students they can write about worries, troubles, or other concerns as part of a slice of life story.

Details:

  1. If your students are slicing from their personal blogs, then you should link their blog posts together using your classroom or personal blog. Then, share the unique URL to the location of the “round up” of student slices. (Click here to find out what a unique URL is.)
  2. Only post the link to your students’ slices of life here. Do not post the link to your personal slice of life stories here. Post your personal slice of life story over at the daily call for individual slice of life stories.
  3. Remember to post one unique URL and use the same username/email to log so your comments will appear instantly.
  4. Any questions, please contact one of our concierges. (Click here for more information on how to work with our concierges.)

Concierge for last names beginning with A – G: Linda Baie — lindab414[at]gmail[dot]com

Concierge for last names beginning with H – M: LeAnn Carpenter (aka: Elsie) — leannecarpenter[at]sbcglobal[dot]net

Concierge for last names beginning with N – S: Bonnie Kaplan — blkdrama[at]mac[dot]com

Concierge for last names beginning with T – Z: Carol Wilcox — carwilc[at]aol[dot]com

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Published by Stacey Shubitz

Stacey Shubitz is a K-6 literacy consultant and former elementary teacher. She is the author of CRAFT MOVES and other professional books on writing workshop. Her forthcoming book, MAKE THE SCHOOL SYSTEM WORK FOR YOUR CHILD WITH DISABILITIES (Guilford Press, 2026), empowers parents to navigate the special education system.

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