Posted Monday February 8, 2016 by Deb Frazier Diving into Information Writing Blog Series

ICYMI: Discovering the Writer’s Life Blog Series Recap

Is it difficult to consider yourself a writer? As I read the post in this series, I related to each of my co-author’s posts. Finding yourself a reader seems natural to many of us, but calling yourself a writer is personal and involved. Each post highlighted a different aspect of what it means to be a writer and I am sure you found yourself in these post. In case you missed it:

On Monday, Dana shared a post about using a class anchor chart of writing ideas in order to sustain writing all year long.
On Tuesday, Kathleen posted how she breathes new life into writer’s notebooks.
On Wednesday, Stacey posted about how field trips can be used in the service of writing poetry.
On Thursday, Tara posted about how she uses the writing community within her classroom to explore social issues around the world.
On Friday, I posted about how writing helps me empathize with the writers in my classroom.
On Saturday, Betsy posted how she uses artifacts and photos to inspire writing.
On Sunday, Beth wrapped up the blog series with her post about how we can draw inspiration from book characters who are writers.

Don’t forget to join us tonight, 2/8, for our Discovering the Writer’s Life Twitter chat! Use the hashtag #TWTBlog to join. The chat begins at 8:30 EST. We hope to “see” you there!