The seventeenth day has arrived! #sol21
DAY 16 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
Welcome to Day 16 of the 2021 Slice of Life Story Challenge! #sol21
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Supporting English Language Learners with Summary Writing
When I first started teaching and heard experienced teachers converse using acronyms related to English Language Development, I wondered if I would be able to memorize these acronyms as freely as they had. Twenty years later, I think I have a grasp on several of them. Here’s a few, try it out and see if… Continue reading Supporting English Language Learners with Summary Writing
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DAY 15 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
Welcome to Day 15 of the 2021 Slice of Life Story Challenge! #sol21
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DAY 14 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
Welcome to the fourteenth day of the 14th Annual Slice of Life Story Challenge! #sol21
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DAY 13 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
You are thirteen days stronger. Keep working those writing muscles.
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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!
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Contributing Your Voice to the Community
Do you remember when you first became a reader of Two Writing Teachers Blog? I do. I was a second grade teacher, and I was launching writer’s notebooks with my students for the first time. I stumbled across a TWT post through (smart) luck via Google, and discovered a gold mine.
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DAY 11 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
Eleven days of writing is eleven days closer to a writing habit!
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DAY 10 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL21
You made it to day ten. Congratulations!
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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!
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Weaving Writing Into Other Areas With Intention and Meaning
Sometimes multi-tasking leads to mistakes, sloppiness, and even disasters, admittedly. But sometimes it can lead to getting things done. Necessity can become the mother of inventions, and I'm hoping that these documents inspire some meaningful writing opportunities where maybe they hadn't been before!
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