CLASSROOM SLICE OF LIFE STORY CHALLENGE: DAY 18 OF 31
Welcome to Day 18!
A Slice of Life is a wonderful place to practice writing in a humorous way. Here for example is Andrew, who is writing about going for a drive with his sister, who has just collected her first official driver’s license. Notice the way he exaggerates his reactions in order to make us smile…which we do!
I walked slowly down my front porch to the “new” car we had gotten for my sister. I slowly hopped in the back, made sure to buckle my seat belt, and asked, “Should I wear a helmet or something?”
“No!” Meghan replied, “don’t be ridiculous, you’re in good hands!”
I wasn’t so sure about that, though. I had heard my parents talking about Meghan’s driving, and I remembered how they looked pale as ghosts every time they’d returned for “practice drives.” So, I tightened my seat belt, and prepared for the worst.
The car suddenly started to back out of the driveway with a screech! and I got a sick feeling in my stomach. I knew we were only going to the CVS in town, but my knees were shaking and I was breaking out into a cold sweat. I thought I was doomed. We turned and zoomed forwards. I KNEW I was doomed!
When we finally arrived back home, I jumped out of the car and laid on the ground saying, over and over again, “Oh, thank God it’s over!” I had been so sure I was going to die.
Happy Slicing!
WRITE a slice of life story on your own blog.
SHARE a link to your post in the comments section.
GIVE comments to at least three other SOLSC Classroom bloggers.
Useful Links:
- Katie’s Slice of Life invitation Googledoc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DxqpPw3TieVT5BMu-vKhg4Px6ACucCkgVZW7ZFyqdXQ/edit?usp=sharing
- 31 Slices (ideas for topics)
- Essential Information (includes classroom materials, details on Twitter hashtags, and thoughts about commenting)
- Q&A About the Classroom Slice of Life Story Challenge (watch a video call with elementary school students)
DeHaanisms Sol#15
https://mariatdehaan.wordpress.com/
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Write from a Picture: https://writetoteach93.wordpress.com/2015/03/19/student-work-march-18th-write-from-a-picture/
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Here’s what went on in the minds of my fifth grade students today…
http://mbsteven.edublogs.org/2015/03/18/slice-of-life-march-18th/comment-page-1/#comment-755
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I’m late getting them linked up tonight, but we are still slicing!
http://kidblog.org/CCSSlicers2015/
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Posting this on the late side, but still under the wire.
http://kidblog.org/FabulousFifths/
http://kidblog.org/FabulousFifths-2/
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Day 18
http://cpsk12studentblogs.blogspot.com/2015/03/day-18.html
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The Life of a 5th Grader
https://thelifeofa5thgrader.wordpress.com/2015/03/18/
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10 Confessions of a Crazy Slicer
https://visitingexcellence.wordpress.com/2015/03/18/10-confessions-of-a-crazy-slicer/
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http://www.behindthescenesinfirstgrade.com/march-slice-of-life-story-writing-challenge.html
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Day 18 http://kidblog.org/DarbyCreekWrites/
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https://musingskazdastyle.wordpress.com/2015/03/18/you-know-you-are-getting-old-when/
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Day 18 SOL – 4th Graders from IN – SOARing with new stories!
http://kidblog.org/SOAR-34SliceofLifeStories/
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Better late than never today! http://kidblog.org/MrsRogersClass14-15/ and http://kidblog.org/MrsCampbellsClass14-15/
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5th graders using flashbacks in their writing and reflecting on their writing lives. They’re doing a great job attempting both of these!
http://kidblog.org/301BurleyBloggers/
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5th grade slicing away just days away from a 2 week spring break! Day 18 (posts are up afternoon PST):
http://kidblog.org/mrsmena2014/8d1e2272-0a20-4f27-b717-25433eec97e8/solsc-day-18/
Access to all blog posts:
http://kidblog.org/mrsmena2014/
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Third graders still slicing.
http://kidblog.org/class/castlebloggers2014-2015/posts
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Fourth graders from Chicago have their blogs here: http://kidblog.org/MrsLindosClass2/
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Kids posts will be up later on today!
http://bigtimeliteracy.blogspot.com/2015/03/classroom-slice-of-life-31815.html
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Some of my students tried out the Do you Remember poem form. http://kidblog.org/class/SliceofLifeChallenge/posts
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My 5th graders from Singapore: http://mskimgrade5.blogspot.sg/2015/03/slice-of-life-challenge-day-18.html
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Third graders in Malaysia slicing! Today many tried to write a “Currently” poem. Thanks Fran McVeigh!
http://3evsolcc.blogspot.com/2015/03/blog-post_18.html
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Enjoy the Gr. 6 slices from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia http://iskl6aslicers.blogspot.com/2015/03/slice-of-life-18.html
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Below please find the link to ISKL 6B Slicers Day 18 posts. The students had time in class to comment on blogs today so hopefully some will find their way to your students posts! 🙂
http://6bslicers.blogspot.com/2015/03/slice-of-life-18.html
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Grade 6 students in Malaysia – keeping the slices afloat. Today, thanks to Natalie Goldberg’s idea, many will write about color memories – bringing color alive through imagery and word choice.
https://smpeters5.wordpress.com/2015/03/18/slice-18-anarchic-foam/
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Slicing with Max’s class-middle school students in Denver-today – book responses: http://lindaandjk.blogspot.com/2015/03/solc-18-book-post-9-due-wednesday-at-8.html
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Middle schoolers in Denver, Slicing along! Your comments are welcome and appreciated!
http://maxandkam.blogspot.com/2015/03/solcs-march-18-wednesday.html
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