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Write about how you have been feeling lately, what's been on your mind?

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you could write about 2 things that you liked and 2 things that you regret or would change if you had the chance this week. -elijah

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you could write about 2 things that you liked and 2 things that you regret or would change if you had the chance this week. -elijah

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-Birthday
-A dream
-Season
-Your pets?

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Write about a book that you read and what you felt about it.

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Write about this morning or what you eat for breakfast.

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Write about this morning or what you eat for breakfast.

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-Atlas

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Write about your favorite animal. Why do you like them?

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Write about your favorite animal. Why do you like them?

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-100 Things I've learned in School (annotated)
-Bucket List (annotated)
-In the form of a poem
-Focus on dialogue
-Choose one of the five senses and highlight that sense as you write a small moment

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Look around your yard, house, classroom, bedroom, kitchen, etc. Find something that catches your eye. What does it look like? Where is it? Why did it catch your eye? How does it make you feel? Where did it come from? Does it remind you of anyone or anything?

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This padlet should populate in the coming days from teachers and students in District 100! https://padlet.com/mbrezek/xx73h9cnwlc4

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Not quite a collection of prompts, but still a favorite go-to  review post for me as I prepare for the Slice of Life Story Challenge. Happy slicing!
Lee Ann
http://portable-teacher.blogspot.com/2013/02/slice-of-life-to-z.html

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https://padlet.com/masimon/SliceofLifeIdeas

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If you are stuck about what to write, here are some ideas:
-Write a letter to someone who has helped you in some way.
-What book character are you most like and why?
-What is your favorite season? Share a story from your life from that season.
-What breaks your heart?
-What would you change about our world if you had the power?
-Describe a day you will never forget.
-Why did your parents name you with your name? Is there a story to share about it? Do you like your name?
-Pick an inspiring quote. What does it mean in your life?
-If you could meet one person from the past, who would you choose?
-What is your dream job?
-Should kids have homework? Why or why not?

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Notebook ideas that can easily be blog ideas!

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Notebook ideas that can easily be blog ideas!

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From Amy Ludwig Vanderwater's site, Sharing Our Notebooks...

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This fabulous list of notebooking ideas grew from a request by teacher and writer All are invited to contribute to the list, and if you are willing to share an idea, just click
Kimberley Moran in May 2015. It started as a place to gather ideas for summer notebooking, but these are not only summer ideas. They are notebooking ideas for all year long!
If you're ever not sure how to get started writing in your notebook, simply visit one of the below links and try out one of the getting-going ideas. Some will resonate with you more than others, and this is as it should be. But we can learn from each other, and such learning only happens through sharing and trying.
here.
Please feel free to share this site with any friends you have - adult or student - as the more contribute, the richer our list will be. This is a co-op of writers notebook ideas, and we're all members.
Above you will find two bookmark documents. Simply print back to back, and you'll find your way back here easily.
Just click any entry and...happy notebooking! May you discover more of who you are as you move your pen (or pencil or crayon) across the page...

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This fabulous list of notebooking ideas grew from a request by teacher and writer All are invited to contribute to the list, and if you are willing to share an idea, just click Kimberley Moran in May 2015. It started as a place to gather ideas for summer notebooking, but these are not only summer ideas.

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March will be here before we know it, and with the turning of the calendar page also comes the start of the monthlong Slice of Life challenge.

Blogging for 31 days in a row can be a struggle, especially if I can't think of something to write about every day.

To help prepare and prevent that blank stare at the computer screen while I try to think of a topic, I wrote up a list of 31+ prompts to consider when I can't consider anything else. Often times, a prompt will get me thinking in a certain way about my day and lead me to the perfect slice!

My prompts may be helpful to you too, so I thought I'd share:

1. Currently
2. Power of no
3. Before/after
4. Haiku
5. Can't live without
6. Fears
7. Noticings
8. Where have you gone?
9. Write from a picture
10. Dreams
11. Collections
12. Overheard
13. Least favorites
14. Mindset
15. Coming "home"
16. Pick a word
17. Touchstones
18. If I could...
19. Finish
20. It's a small world
21. Old habits
22. Gifts
23. This is not about...
24. Things I know without asking
25. Sometimes I forget
26. Writing dates
27. In the distance
28. My space
29. Handmade
30. Before I wrote today
31. Change of POV
* Before I start
* What makes me happy
* Did you hear that?
* Forward
* At eye level
* Home

There you go! One prompt for every day of the month plus a few extras because we all like to have options.

Most of these ideas came from my own head, but a few were inspired by some of my favorite writing books:

I hope to see you in March at the #SOL17 challenge!

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March will be here before we know it, and with the turning of the calendar page also comes the start of the monthlong Slice of Life challenge. Blogging for 31 days in a row can be a struggle, especially if I can't think of something to write about every day.