Saying good-bye is never easy.
Saying Good-bye
Saying good-bye is never easy.
Saying good-bye is never easy.
Calling all educators! Whether you’re thinking about joining our writing community or coming back for your tenth March writing challenge, please take a few minutes to read this post.
Already, NCTE seems like a long time ago. However, as I reread my notes and think about some of the lasting learning, I have more to share! Vocabulary Matters was a great session!
There are many things we can't control in the classroom: the amount of time we have, the number of students, the size (and sometimes temperature) of the classroom space. But one thing we can control is the language we use that conveys choice, versus language that conveys assignment.
Teaching students to have a growth mindset and truly understand what happens as they learn has been a big goal for me this year. Over the winter break, a book re-sparked my thinking and how I needed to more intentionally equate our mindset to our process as writers.
It's Tuesday again! Time to share your slice of life.
Instead of a typical publishing party, fifth-grade teacher Christina Nosek and her students held a writing process celebration.
Lanny Ball reminds us that compliments are a bit like gifts we give our students each day.
Katie Kraushaar, a middle school teacher, has six tips for keeping minilessons mini during writing workshop.
Will you be willing to roll out the Welcome Wagon for our new Slicers this March?
How can we help writers develop solid ideas before delving too far into the work of persuasive writing?
Before we know it, the month of March will be here. March is becoming my favorite month of the year since it brings St. Patrick's Day, warmer weather, and the Slice of Life Story Challenge (SOLSC). This year brings the 10th Annual SOLSC! I hope you are planning on participating - more information on how to participate… Continue reading Looking for Prize Donations