What a month it was… Thank you to all who participated, filled out forms, and shared their stories. More than any other year, we needed stories. Thank you to the publishers and donors who have contributed prizes. Please be patient with prize delivery this year, as many companies have paused shipping from their warehouses. The […]
We are heading into our second week of blogging in the Classroom SOLSC during extraordinary times. Please let us know in the comments how we can best support you and your students at this time.
Can digital badges that focus on writer’s craft inspire students to try new techniques in their writing? Read more to see how I created new badges for the Classroom SOLSC that emphasize writer’s craft.
During this time, an important question nagging at me has been, “What elements of good teaching will be possible to hang onto in our current, stay-at-home situation?” One element might be effective feedback. Today I share a few ideas to consider as we all navigate this uncertain time in our world . . .
Swamped in a never-ending to-do list during remote teaching and learning? A shift in the mind can make a big difference.
Lots to check out in this post! A video message from #TWTBlog, inspiration from a fellow slicer, and info on prizes.
This is an invitation to write a poem with me today! You might also find this post helpful to you as a teacher and wish to share it with your students.
Whether it’s your 3rd day of writing this month, or 30th, celebrate your slicing milestone and keep writing!
The April 2020 Classroom SOLSC starts this week on Wednesday, April 1! We look forward to celebrating stories and encouraging students to keep writing. Please share your ideas and resources in the comments!
Only three more days to write for the SOLSC. We hope you will join us!
