WRITE. SHARE. GIVE. SOL Tuesday on #TWTBlog

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1. It did get written and posted and now it is finally getting linked.
   Searching for Slices is not always easy, even when you are looking.
   http://imwritingtoo.blogspot.com/2015/10/searching-for-slices.html

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2. Tuesday afternoons are the best!
   http://pleasuresfromthepage.blogspot.com/2015/10/slice-of-life-books-brownies-and-beyond.html

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3. Feels good to write … back to blogging. Parenting HS seniors is a challenge!
   http://readingamidthechaos.blogspot.com/2015/10/push-and-pull-sol.html

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4. Feels good to write … back to blogging. Parenting HS seniors is a challenge!
   http://readingamidthechaos.blogspot.com/2015/10/push-and-pull-sol.html

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5. A late slice today … but worth the little laugh.

   http://literacyzone.blogspot.com/2015/10/a-slice-of-humor-sol15.html

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6. A writer’s flood instead of writer’s block is a good problem to have!

   Writer’s Flood #sol15

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7. Turning the ship around. http://carolwscorner.blogspot.com/2015/10/slice-of-life.html

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8. Some reflections on King Lear and stats from writing workshop I gathered for an upcoming presentation: http://wp.me/p2yR3J-3xV

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9. After a month away, trying to get back into the routine of writing. With Shanna Schwartz as inspiration, it wasn’t as hard as I thought it would be.
   https://readingtothecore.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/slice-of-life-a-day-at-teachers-college/

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10. http://wp.me/p3cml8-nG
    a little surprise today…

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11. I can’t believe I am posting so late – just a short one, too!
    http://myiearlychildhoodreflections.blogspot.com/2015/10/beliefs-or-knowledge.html

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12. Frog under my bag
    http://friendswithoutid.org/2015/10/06/frog-under-my-bag/

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13. My drive gives me plenty of time to think.

    Slice of Life

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14. A story to smile about…

    Surprise! Surprise!

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15. A well planned out day gone wrong.

    http://www.demonsonpaper.com/2015/10/well-well-well.html

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16. Reading environments http://wp.me/p3eVyl-cX

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17. I nearly died! http://mrstaylorstales.blogspot.com/2015/09/i-nearly-died.html

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18. Learning know matter what! Yeah for first graders!

    Learning no matter what! Yeah for first graders!

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19. Working on being in the here and now.

    SOL October 6, 2015

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20. HI- It’s been awhile! But I am gearing up for a 30 day writing challenge in November! And I missed your words and I wasn’t making the writing time! Glad to be back and read your stories! http://seekingsix.blogspot.com/2015/10/starting-day-right.html

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21. http://archermom.blogspot.com/2015/10/another-new-first.html

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22. When will we stop punishing kids with grades? A conversation in the car this morning between my son and a student I drive to school prompted this slice: http://portable-teacher.blogspot.com/2015/10/stop-punishing-kids-with-grades.html

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    1. Facebook: The Death of The Democratic Republic. http://wp.me/p4Wp6C-pb

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23. Excersaucer

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24. I have been absent from this spot for quite a while. Life, mostly good things, got in the way. But without the pondering that precedes my putting words on paper, and the act of writing itself, things weren’t quite complete.
    So I have determined to have my own personal October writing challenge, hoping to find time to write (and ponder!) every day this month. Come and visit anytime. Better yet, join me in writing every day!
    Today’s post comes from musings at the beach:

    tide lines

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25. Thank you Stacey for reminding us that sometimes we write about the hard stuff.
    http://rdgtchr.blogspot.com/2015/10/hard-writing.html

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26. A short slice
    http://justforamonth.blogspot.com.ee/2015/10/things-undone-and-its-ok.html

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27. This slice is about a cross-country race, the power of teammates, and the power of faith. https://nickybanzhaf.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/chili-pepper-huddle/

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28. A post not so much about the cost of creativity, but what it is like to live with a (starving) artist.

    The Cost of Creativity: Slice of Life #4

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29. In honor of Homecoming, my Slice of Life: https://anaadventuresinwonderland.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/slice-of-life-homecoming/

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30. Sometimes, when you’re just passing through, you find little places you’ll never forget.
    http://galleystreet.blogspot.com/2015/10/passing-through.html

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31. My adventure of this weekend at camp!

    Slice of Life: Grab My Foot

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32. Today’s slice is about the power of smells to evoke memories. What smells do you love?
    http://www.mentortextswithlynneandrose.com/blogging-with-rose

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33. Adventures in Eavesdropping while Dining…or that which doesn’t kill you, makes you laugh..?

    Adventures in Eavesdropping while Dining…

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34. http://rembertrambling.weebly.com/slice-of-life-writing/in-honor-of-world-teachers-day

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35. A little classroom humor today

    A little linguistic fun: A Slice of Life Story

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36. As I get older, my friends list gets shorter and shorter.
    https://plainwindmill.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/slice-of-life-jackpot-sol15/

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37. Last week I asked if you remembered some things. This week I am asking if you remember a time when.

    Do You Remember When – Two

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38. Another post about our mornings. Not sure why I write about this so much, but it’s what comes out when I sit down to Slice.

    Routine Interrupted

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39. Living and teaching in Vermont sometimes has unique challenges. https://lifeatthespeedofanoldvdub.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/failures-in-communication-in-vermont/

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40. Professional development opportunities can be interactive and engaging. Take a peek: What’s Your Sentence? http://beyondliteracylink.blogspot.com/2015/10/whats-your-sentence.html

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41. That time Duchess tried to figure out how to create a believable word. As usual, Bianca was the one she went to get the answer.

    http://laduchessederat.com/2015/10/05/nano-prep-diaries-world-building/

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42. So the screener results are in and data is abundant . . . More questions . . .

    #SOL15: More Questions than Answers

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43. A few more glimpses of our recent trip.

    Sailing On!

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44. Highlighting scenes is a great technique for developing voice in non-narrative forms of writing
    http://tworeflectiveteachers.blogspot.com/2015/10/highlighting-scenes-in-our-writing.html

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45. “Bring on the Boredom” http://www.evolvingenglishteacher.blogspot.com/2015/10/bring-on-boredom-sol15.html

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46. Parent Conferences Already?

    Parent Teacher Conferences

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47. MAGIC is back! http://thesassybibliophile.blogspot.com/2015/10/magic.html

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48. Receiving some timely advise on explaining myself.
    http://HaddonMusings.com

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49. Reading level injustice: https://reflectionsontheteche.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/reading-level-injustice/

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50. My connection between a mindless TSA job and the Online PALS assessment.
    http://mywritingstoriesbysally.blogspot.com/2015/10/reflection-on-mindless-job.html

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51. Got on my soapbox about the hurry to get out of the Everybody Section, so this is another “professional slice”– http://morebooksthantime.blogspot.com/2015/10/tuesday-slice-rigor-and-inference.html

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52. Back to my Guitar http://wp.me/p3Gehh-Hu

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53. I was encouraged to write this, but it was not accepted. So… I’m “publishing” it here, as I really felt that I was a real writer while writing it. https://aileenhower.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/teaching-in-pennsylvania/

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54. Trying to understand the why behind a decision and letting our children take the lead
    http://assessmentinperspective.com/?p=2974
    Clare

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55. The right path? In parenting, sometimes you’ve got to move by instinct. http://moranreflections.blogspot.com/2015/10/the-right-path.html

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56. Have you ever felt like a “fish in a tree”? Read about my moment and share yours/your students in our Padlet! http://couragedoesnotroar.blogspot.com/2015/10/a-fish-in-tree-moment-sol15.html

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57. I got the chance to witness a friend become an author. She realized her dream! http://1gratefulteacher.blogspot.com/2015/10/dreams-come-true.html

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58. One of those moments that leaves a lasting warm glow–first graders, living the writerly life

    https://mbhmaine.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/first-graders-living-the-writing-life/

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59. When you give a moose a … meadow?
    http://dogtrax.edublogs.org/2015/10/06/slice-of-life-a-moose-in-the-meadow/
    Kevin

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60. Thank you so much for providing this community. God bless you! Here’s my Random Acts of Poetry anticipatory slice of life for reaching out to the grieving (like me!)

    Reach out w/a poem to soothe the grieving heart

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61. Just Right Read Aloud?

    Slice of Life: What’s a Just Right Read Aloud

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62. It’s a bit long, but I’ve had a lot on my mind. http://iheartpurplestuff.blogspot.com/2015/10/kiss-and-tell-time.html

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63. Returning to last week’s post, with commenters’ thoughts too: http://www.teacherdance.org/2015/10/reprise-with-footnotes.html

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64. A late night of grading turns into an early post!

    My slice is about how my students connected to an Article of the Week about reading – who would have thought!

    http://adayinthelifeof19b.blogspot.com/2015/10/the-transformative-power-of-reading.html

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65. Pondering World Teachers’ Day

    Pondering World Teachers’ Day

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66. There are mysteries all around us…if we look! Reiki and the Red Moon

    The Red Moon and My Second Reiki Session

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67. In August, I alluded to some health-related issues I was having. I wasn’t ready to go into detail about them since I was losing a pregnancy. After tinkering with my words for a while, I’m ready to share my story.

    Moving Forward After a Pregnancy Loss

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