Write. Share. Give. #SOL20

47 thoughts on “Write. Share. Give. #SOL20”

1. So true. Just listening to another’s problems or about their day or anytuing really, is a great thing to do. Yes. No matter how boring, mundane or ridiculous what they say might be, they definitely respect you more afterward, whether or not you respect yourself. Ha.

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2. Priming the pump: https://deowriter.wordpress.com/2020/01/28/sol20202-4-52-notebooking-toprime-the-pump/

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3. Free Falling: Coming full circle
   https://memoirsfromthebelly.com/free-falling/

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4. It’s about the all mighty dollar……

   Just A Little More #SOL20

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5. Finding something memorable in an abandoned space is an adventure that’s hard to turn down.
   https://angelinasgarden.wordpress.com/2020/01/29/sketchy-factory-tour/

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6. Is this real life?!

   https://writingandlaughing.wordpress.com/2020/01/28/thank-you-soltuesday/

   ✨🙏🏼🥰🥃🛀🏼

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7. An elementary school memory prompts an ethical question and this confession.
   https://pleasuresfromthepage.blogspot.com/2020/01/slice-of-life-52stories-452-true.html

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8. took a few months away… let’s see if I can stay!

   A slice of Writing

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9. Waiting for a poem

   
   When something sticks with you, “itches”, you know you need to write about it. A short slice about waiting for a poem to emerge.

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10. Reflecting on growing up around mental illness –
    https://maureenyoungingram.blogspot.com/2020/01/on-edge.html

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11. Oops! Instructional coaching video day didn’t go quite as planned. https://wonderingandwondering.wordpress.com/2020/01/29/oops-sol20/

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12. I search and search and then it’s right there under my nose

    Sand Dollars

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13. I just can’t shake the Kobe Bryant story. It’s made me think about how we never know what will happen….http://kathleenneaglesokolowski.weebly.com/courage-doesnt-always-roar–blog/sol20-may-your-memory-be-a-blessing

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14. A little bit of reflection on the unknown that is my current situation.

    https://curriculumcoffee.com/2020/01/28/embracing-the-unknown/

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15. I wrote about “One word a day” in my notebook.

    One word a day #sol20

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16. One word a day #sol20

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17. It was too soon, but now I know.
    https://imlivingmywords.blogspot.com/2020/01/first-day-back.html

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18. Today, I contemplate the color gray! It’s not as depressing as you think!

    Slice of Life Tuesday: Gray Winter Days

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19. I emptied a box of junk today! https://alotalot.wordpress.com/2020/01/28/slice-of-life-56/

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20. A Creative Life

    A creative life

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21. sometimes a plan comes together….
    https://readingteachsu.wordpress.com

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22. writing conditions don’t have to be perfect
    https://justforamonth.blogspot.com/2020/01/imperfect-writing-conditions.html

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23. It’s time for a change…

    It’s Time for a Change

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24. After a fast-paced, succesful #NYEDChat that I moderated with Peter H. Reynolds, Paul Reynolds and Susan Verde last night, I spent time quiet time recalling my winter walk at the beach. My travel poem takes me right back to that peaceful spot. https://beyondliteracylink.blogspot.com/2020/01/from-whence-joy-comes.html

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25. About our trip to Amritsar 🙂

    Write. Share. Give. #SOL20 , Everyday Moments

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26. Revisiting “A Field of Steel” with a photo essay of The Memorial for the Murdered Jews in Europe.
    http://evolvingenglishteacher.blogspot.com/2020/01/a-field-of-steel-photo-essay-sol2020.html?m=1

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27. I had a day last week where I wasn’t at the top of my game.

    One of those days

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28. A time for everything…

    A Time for Everything

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29. Observing . . . thoughts on routines . . . and then writing craft for pacing!

    #SOL20: Routines

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30. Regret has wrapped its many tentacled grip around me and I often waken with dreams of its creation. https://reflectingonrecreation.wordpress.com/2020/01/28/escaping-the-octopus/

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31. Trying new things.😁. https://udlbecausekids.blogspot.com/2020/01/innovative-book-study.html

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32. The Point… https://aileenhower.wordpress.com/2020/01/28/the-point/

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33. Sometimes the only way to move forward is to pause. https://persistenceandpedagogy.com/2020/01/28/pause/

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34. On Monday, my students wrote after Kobe Bryant’s Dear Basketball poem. https://reflectionsontheteche.com/2020/01/28/slice-of-life-goodbye-kobe/

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35. Getting a writer going. https://justwritemelanie.blogspot.com/2020/01/slice-of-life-power-of-talk-tummies-and.html

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36. A glimpse at one of my best days of teaching – Socratic Seminar meets Mock Sibert Award

    Mock Sibert Award Socratic Seminar

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37. Thinking about the writing zone…

    My Wish

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38. Tips from an unlikely place – https://ebgriffin1119.wordpress.com/2020/01/28/tips-from-jim-lehrer/

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39. It’s raining this morning, but I had a sunny spring afternoon yesterday: https://horizon51.blogspot.com/2020/01/tuesday-slice-signs-of-early-spring.html

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40. It started with a mood, a desire to reread a certain book … how one word emerged and layered itself around me:

    Lost

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41. This book got me thinking about the March Challenge!
    http://www.clarelandrigan.com/blog/r44l36k1ml6jje032a1bsmc6uxc26q

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42. Slice of Life: Hand Dancing
    http://dogtrax.edublogs.org/2020/01/28/slice-of-life-hand-dancing/
    Kevin

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43. There were definitely screams (luckily they were joyful).

    There Might Have Been Screams!

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44. Don’t wait: https://wheresthejoy.wordpress.com/2020/01/26/dont-wait/

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45. Sometimes a little adjustment is all you, or they, need.

    Adjust

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46. My first bunch of daffodils of the season has me listening closely!

    Daffy-dils

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47. Sometimes legends aren’t enough…

    The Legend of Great Uncle Carl

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