One Little Word Roundup, 2020

Wednesday January 1, 2020Wednesday January 1, 2020 Kelsey Sorum23 Comments

We're pleased to share our OLW choices for 2020 and invite you to do the same!

One Little Word Can Make all the Difference

Tuesday January 1, 2019Tuesday January 1, 2019 Betsy Hubbard15 Comments

Welcome to a Roundup of our OLW posts for 2019!

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OLW CHECK-IN: EMBRACE

Wednesday June 27, 2018Wednesday June 20, 2018 Deb Frazier

Maybe it was Betsy's post, OLW Check-in: Note that first brought the whispers. As I read her post and thought about my final week of school I heard the whispers grow louder. Embrace.

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OLW Check-In: Note

Friday June 15, 2018Friday June 15, 2018 Betsy Hubbard5 Comments

How's your OLW going this year? Mine has been popping up again recently and reminding me to make more of an effort.

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Betsy’s OLW for 2018

Sunday January 7, 2018Saturday January 6, 2018 Betsy Hubbard18 Comments

Our OLW posts conclude today and comments on the giveaway close this evening at 11:59 EST. We hope you have enjoyed our One Little Word posts to open the year of 2018. We humbly enter another year as a group of co-authors who thoroughly enjoy being a part of your lives as teachers, writers, and dreamers.

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Lanny’s OLW for 2018

Saturday January 6, 2018Saturday January 13, 2018 Lanny Ball37 Comments

In watching Amy Krouse Rosenthal's video, posted by Kathleen this week, I became inspired by the notion that we all ought to try to make the most of our time here on earth...

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Stacey’s OLW for 2018

Tuesday January 2, 2018Tuesday January 2, 2018 Stacey Shubitz67 Comments

[Humanity] has unquestionably one really effective weapon—laughter. Power, money, persuasion, supplication, persecution—these can lift at a colossal humbug—push it a little—weaken it a little, century by century, but only laughter can blow it to rags and atoms at a blast. Against the assault of laughter nothing can stand. — Mark Twain