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Monday Minutiae – 02/11/19
Daily Oral Language My friend and colleague, Jeff Zupfer, makes music. He writes lots of different things, but because he also teaches music at an elementary school, he writes a lot of children’s music. During our cold-cold-cold #PolarVortex days here … Continue reading
An “Open Letter” to My Fellow Teaching Colleagues About School Supply Lists
One my favorite wedding stories to tell people is about our gift registry. A little over 25 years ago, my partner and I argued over whether or not we should create a gift registry. Some of your are already thinking, … Continue reading
Saturday Summation – 12 March 2016
Bits and pieces of things that caught my eye not only for my own interest, but enough to want to share with you, too… Writing Stuff: Is research for your writing a dragging time-suck? Or is it a fun … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Teaching, Writing
Tagged blog roundup, reading, reading news, Saturday Summation, writing, writing tips
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Saturday Summation – 17 May 2014
Bits and pieces of things that caught my eye not only for my own interest, but enough to want to share with you, too… Reading Stuff: “There are times when it is athletic and beautiful and right to make marks … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Reading, Teaching, Writing
Tagged blog roundup, reading news, Saturday Summation, writing tips
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Sa–MONDAY Summation – 21 April 2014
Bits and pieces of things that caught my eye not only for my own interest, but enough to want to share with you, too… I had a computer SNAFU over the weekend and didn’t get a chance to post this … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Teaching, Writing
Tagged blog round up, reading new, reading news, Saturday Summation, teaching news, writing news, writing tips
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Saturday Summation — 01 March 2014
Bits and pieces of things that caught my eye not only for my own interest, but enough to want to share with you, too… Science Stuff: Aside from my own big news about signing with an agent, the week already … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching, Writing
Tagged Bill Nye, blog roundup, Saturday Summation, writing
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Encouraging Creativity and Vision
This post is undeniably a gloating one. It’s that annoying parenting one where I talk about how wonderful and great my kids are. I have a larger theme, but since my examples are all about my own children, it might … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Parenting, Teaching
Tagged essential questions, J. Marie Rundquist, kid projects, kids, learning, parenting, world-building
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