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Rose is a kindergartener from Connecticut. This is her first year joining the Classroom Slice of Life Challenge.

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Adi is a third grader from Connecticut. This is her second year participating in the Classroom Slice of Life Challenge.

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Today, I was at school. My teacher told us we were going to do a craft. I wondered what we were making. My teacher said that we were going t…

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Wren is a fifth grader from Connecticut. This is her fourth year participating in the Classroom Slice of Life Challenge.

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Last night was an almost normal night. The temperature was not cold but not hot either. My bed was comfy and the only thing that was different was my mom was visiting her old College. It didn't really affect me sleeping-wise, that's what I thought until I close my eyes. I thought nothing was different. My bed was comfortable but my room felt a little bit stuffy. I decided to turn on my fan and open my door a little bit to see if that would get rid of the hot air roaming around the room. Although the fan and Open Door were helping, they didn't fix the problem completely. I couldn't think of what else to do, and now the problem was getting worse. It felt as if the room was getting hotter and hotter by the second. I decided that my only option was to get my dad . I slowly walked over to his room so that none of the floorboards would creak and wake up my sisters. I slowly opened his door and saw that there was a light glowing onto his face, I soon realized that it was hi

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Last night was an almost normal night. The temperature was not cold but not hot either. My bed was comfy and the only thing that was different was my mom was visiting her old College. It didn't really affect me sleeping-wise, that's what I thought until I close my eyes.

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Ms. Clark's 3rd Graders from Vancouver, Canada

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Ms. Clark's 3rd Graders from Vancouver, Canada

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A couple times a week I will post student writing on my classroom blog https://primaryportrait.wordpress.com/

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Our fifth grade class is going to take on the Slice of Life Challenge this month.

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I have a small group of students in grades 3, 4, and 5 who are giving the CSOLSC a go! We'll be sharing posts weekly through our padlet. 

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I have a small group of students in grades 3, 4, and 5 who are giving the CSOLSC a go! We'll be sharing posts weekly through our padlet. 

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I have a few first and second graders who will be sharing slices on a weekly basis throughout the month. We're looking forward to connecting and trying this out! We'll see how this works!

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I have a few first and second graders who will be sharing slices on a weekly basis throughout the month. We're looking forward to connecting and trying this out! We'll see how this works!

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My small group of 3rd and 4th graders are very excited about taking on the slice of life challenge, and we'd love to connect with other classes!

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We probably won't get started until April 6, as we have state testing on the 4-5.

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Weekly Grow Small Group of 4th-6th graders

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Weekly Grow Small Group of 4th-6th graders

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This group of enthusiastic writers meets weekly so our story challenge updates might be more sporadic.

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I haven't blogged with my students in forever! I don't know why I stopped. This is going to challenge me to step up and have them share their writing. I think they will love it. Bear with me and give me grace. It may not begin this week, but hopefully next! Would love to hear ideas.  becky.welch@chestercountyschools.org

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My students will not be writing digitally, but I will occasionally share photos of their work on my personal blog, so please check it out and comment for them! https://leahkochtwt.wordpress.com/

We would love to brainstorm ways to share writing in a digital or non-digital way with another primary class! Please reach out to leah.koch7@gmail.com.

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Fifth graders from the International School of Phnom Penh (Cambodia) will be slicing on a Padlet.

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My 4th-5th grade students are embarking on their blogging journey. Come join!

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I need some ideas for a title, still, and possibly a few names for locations that Scorchar will go to. Chapter 3: Inferno and Scorchar After the surprising discovery that he was a water dragon, Scorch...