DAY 13 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
You are thirteen days stronger. Keep working those writing muscles.
DAY 12 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
Check out the Be Inspired post for today, especially if you are person who is multilingual. We have a special challenge for you today!
DAY 11 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
Eleven days of writing is eleven days closer to a writing habit!
DAY 10 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
You made it to day ten. Congratulations!
DAY 9 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
What keeps you writing? Maybe it’s the comments. Write and share, but don’t forget to give! It’s one of the best gifts of the SOLSC!
DAY 8 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
Have you been writing every day? Not only are we announcing some prize winner today, we have a new prize to announce too!
14th Annual Slice of Life Story Challenge Prize Reveal
Are you ready? Here is a peek at all of the prizes for the 14th Annual SOLSC!
Deconstructing the Rehearsal
Intentionally putting a focus on rehearsal took me on a deeper exploration of its importance in my remote classroom.
What Now? Pause. Observe. Reflect.
There is a freshness in a new year that can feel like an opportunity to evaluate our practices. In this post, I’m sharing what I’m doing to determine where I am and where I want to go. Maybe you want to come along too!
The Three E’s of Remote K
Janet Ahn and I share our strategies and ideas for teaching the youngest writers in remote settings.
Developing Independence in a Remote Classroom: Meeting Writers Where They Are
Today I am sharing three essentials for developing and maintaining independence in a remote classroom.
Connecting with Students Online: Strategies for Remote Teaching & Learning
The book you need right now. Jen Serravallo’s newest book for remote education has hit shelves. Take a peek and enter the giveaway!
Writing About Reading: Resource Toolkit Part Two for Middle School
Calling all middle school teachers! Today I’m sharing a ready to use set of lessons, resources, and a digital notebook for adolescent readers and writers featuring some of my favorite books in verse.
My Three Remote Teacher Survival Tips
As we all venture into another week of instruction, no matter what that may look like, I have three tips for surviving and thriving in these times.
Writing About Reading: Building a Resource Toolkit for Middle School
Calling all middle school teachers! Today I’m sharing a ready to use resource toolkit for adolescent readers and writers featuring the book, Look Both Ways, by Jason Reynolds.
ICYMI: Seen, Valued, Heard Blog Series
Did you miss a post this week? No worries! I am sharing a round-up of all the links to our August Blog Series today.
Seen, Valued, Heard: Writing to Establish Community Blog Series
The Two Writing Teachers co-author team returns this week. As we all venture toward a new school year, our team has felt pulled to see, value, and hear our community and respond with ways to help you reimagine building your own communities this fall.
The Unpredictability of a Writer’s Process
Writing has been a struggle for several weeks now. Today I take you through my process to get where I am now and the journey I intend to continue.
Teaching From Home: Another Poetry Lesson
Today I share a poetry lesson from one of my favorite resources. This lesson is ready to use in your classroom too!
Building a New Community
How are you finding ways to connect and bring a community of learners together?
