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This call for slice of life stories includes a quote from novelist Katherine Center that emphasizes the transformative power of stories related to healing and nourishment. As always, you're invited to share and connect through your personal stories.
Observational drawing provides many wonderful opportunities for young children to connect to the creative process that will eventually lead to writing.
With the rise in digital technology, it's easy to forget about the importance of handwriting. But remember, it's not just a lost art. It's the key to unlocking deeper reading and writing capabilities for your students.
It's that time of the week again! Please join us for Slice of Life Tuesday.
Whenever my conversations with colleagues focus on helping kids with dialogue or quotes in their writing, there’s almost always a defeated vibe. “Kids just struggle with using good quotes and punctuating them!” is a common refrain. Today's post focuses on a scaffold that is fun, effective, and easy to implement.
