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Author: Melanie Meehan
It’s Tuesday! Welcome to Slice of Life!
Write your post, share it through the comments, and leave comments for others. Everyone is welcome.
It’s Tuesday! Welcome to the Slice of Life
Write your post, share it through the comments, and leave comments for others. Everyone is welcome.
It’s Tuesday! Welcome to Slice of Life!
Write your post, share it through the comments, and leave comments for others. Everyone is welcome.
Energizing Information Writing
While none of these ideas for information writing require that students go through the entire process of writing an introduction-to-conclusion information piece, they do have the potential to inspire students to do some on-the-spot information writing, and sometimes these short spurts provide the practice or jump-starts that students need.
Day 13 of the SOLSC! #SOL22
We're on Day 13 of the 15th Annual Slice of Life Story Challenge! You're almost a third of the way there!
Day 12 of the SOLSC! #SOL22
It is Day #12 of the 15th Annual Slice of Life Story Challenge! Woohoo! We are moving along in our month of writing!
Day 11 of the March SOLSC! #SOL22
Welcome to the eleventh day of the 15th Annual Slice of Life Story Challenge! By now, you may be in a writing groove! It’s also Friday, and the second Multi-Lit Friday of the year. This is an opportunity for participants who write in other languages to share their slice of life stories in another language.
Day 10 of the March SOLSC! #SOL22
Welcome to the tenth day of the 15th Annual Slice of Life Story Challenge! We are moving into the double digits!
Day 9 of the March SOLSC! #SOL22
Welcome to the ninth day of the 15th Annual Slice of Life Story Challenge!
Day 8 of the SOLSC! #SOL22
It's Day 8 of the 15th Annual Slice of Life Story Challenge! Woohoo-- the second week!!! How's it going?
A Pathway in For Opinion Writing
Accessibility to resources and information becomes critically important as students move into the realm of supporting their opinions --or even developing their opinions--, and as with other forms of writing, the more options and pathways provided, the more likelihood of success. This is why I appreciate the resources from KQED.

