It's Tuesday, so you know what that means! Time to link your Slice of Life Story to this growing community of writers by using this Mr. Linky Widget: Speaking of a growing community, I was thinking of putting together a badge with all of the regulars' avatars. If you have a picture or avatar you'd… Continue reading Welcome to the Second SOLSC of May!
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Words + Photos: Day 4
pottery Originally uploaded by teachergal I tried to focus more on the letting the writing guide me... not letting the photos lead the way, like I have the other days this week. (The writing on the left side of this layout captures the essence of my frustration with painting pottery!) If you're interested in seeing… Continue reading Words + Photos: Day 4
Should we be scrapbooking with our students?
Ali Edwards wrote the following today in her Words + Photos Post (Day Three): What if you encouraged your kids (by example and through encouragement) to be the kind of people who grow up telling their own stories? To me, this is the kind of work we're doing in Writing Workshop. But it makes me… Continue reading Should we be scrapbooking with our students?
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Happy Tuesday everyone! Please link your Slice of Life Stories by using Mr. Linky. Have a stellar day!
Words + Photos: Day 1
Ali Edwards is hosting a Words + Photos Week over at { A }. I debated, heavily, as to whether I should post this on TWT or on Crafty Creations. However, I opted for TWT, since Ali is encouraging the emphasis of this exercise to be writing; the photos are just for decoration. (Had I… Continue reading Words + Photos: Day 1
Not exactly a deep SOLS, but it’s a slice of my day!
Major neck pain has found it's way to the forefront of my life yet again. I spent most of my night waiting for and having an MRI to determine why I'm having numbness in my hand. Hence, I couldn't write much tonight, but since I make it my business to write daily, I threw this… Continue reading Not exactly a deep SOLS, but it’s a slice of my day!
Closing the Summer Writing Gap????
Linda B. Gambrell, President of the International Reading Association, has a great column in the April/May 2008 Issue entitled "Closing the summer reading gap: You can make a difference!" It's a great column on ways teachers can help their present classes stave-off summer reading loss. (Something I fear every September when a new class comes… Continue reading Closing the Summer Writing Gap????
Quick Writes for A Kid
Quick Writes Note To Student Originally uploaded by teachergal I came across my list of follow-ups from Family-Teacher Conferences on my desk this evening as I was trying to clean up. I found something I didn't do yet... "Provide her with Quick Writes." That was the note I wrote to remind myself to give one… Continue reading Quick Writes for A Kid
Scrapbooks for the Slicers
One of the Two Handmade SOLSC Scrapbooks Originally uploaded by teachergal I enlisted myself for the preservation of my four students' Slices of Life (i.e., the ones who completed all 31 March). I created a scrapbook for each of them. They decided if they'd be handmade or digital. Personally, I love the handmade ones (pictured… Continue reading Scrapbooks for the Slicers
This Tuesday’s SOLSC Is Here!
Please add the following image to your post and/or link back to this post so that folks can find other participants. Consider inviting-in someone new to the SOLSC Community. Know a blogger who already writes slices of life stories, but just doesn't link them. Go ahead and invite them to participate in this weekly challenge.… Continue reading This Tuesday’s SOLSC Is Here!
Stacey’s Slice of Life Story
I've been doing some very light hammering for the past hour. There are more holes in some of my walls than I should even admit to. Why? I'm trying to find spaces for some of our wedding pictures that just came in, while still trying to keep the photos up that we've grown to love.… Continue reading Stacey’s Slice of Life Story

