Stories embedded into my heart are my favorites like. Although I came across this book in 2009, I still recall the richness of the words and the endurance of the character. Is a new books to add to this favorite list of powerful stories. I have read it five times trying to comb.

A spark to linger along the way. Sunny, warm, spring-filled, breezy, satisfying today. Being close to our children. Plans for a kitchen remodel. Celebrating the hope of Easter this week.

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Be joyful because it is humanly possible. Before going into labor for the first time, I think.

Building Bridges Education is all a matter of building bridges. Education is all a matter of building bridges. The transition to a new job, a new family routine, has worn me out.

I eagerly ordered and devoured that book. One of my favorite activities that was a part of both Teachers Write and.

Beginning the School Year! August 15, 2015. What do you know about school, the year, your grade level, your students and yourself as you begin to plan? How do you set your priorities? What are you planning based on your own personal belief statements? If your students are already attending, think back to how you began the year. How important are relationships? .

Last summer, I made the decision to disconnect. I logged off Facebook and Instagram for the summer and I did not check my email for ten long weeks. I read only the books I felt like reading and wrote only the things I felt like writing. The result was one of the happiest summers of my lifetime.

Connecting Our Literacy Lives Inside and Outside the Classroom. One of our favorite articles about reading is Every Child, Every Day. In it, they describe the six elements of reading instruction that students should have. Every child reads something he or she chooses. Specifically included as a cohesive part of the daily instructional plan.

While I am looking forward to not having to post tomorrow, I am committing to sharing my writing at least once a week. Finally, I plan to take the challenge again next year. I look forward to reading your work and your comments next March. My wife and I are having the talk with our kids. So, where do we start? .