Michelle at One Grateful Teacher is kindly hosting a weekly round-up of #Nerdlution check-in posts, so do visit her blog and check out this week’s check-ins. Writing for 10 minutes daily in my writer’s notebook: The first couple of days of writing again were hard. I had nothing to write about. I spent a lot…
It’s time for Round 2 of #Nerdlution! Well, technically, it’s the third day of Round 2 of #Nerdlution, but I’ve been dithering about my goals. For Round 1 of #Nerdlution, I kept it simple: read one poem a day. Most days, I read far more than one. I wanted to find more poetry that I…
Visit Teach Mentor Texts and Unleashing Readers to find out what others are reading this week. On my blog, I reflected on how my #nerdlution (read more poetry) has been going, participated in #Celebratelu for the first time, and shared some interesting online reads. I read a lot last week, but you wouldn’t…
If you have no idea what #nerdlution is, check out Christopher Lehman’s FAQs and Katherine’s explanation. My #nerdlution is to read more poetry. For 50 days, I’ve committed to reading at least one poem a day. It turns out that I was right in my theory about poetry being like potato chips: it really is hard…
Head to Katherine’s blog and Colby’s blog to learn about the #nerdlution challenge. I have been thinking a lot about what I want to commit to for #nerdlution. My first thought was, a writing challenge! But I already write every day, so why do I need a new challenge for something I’m already doing? Sure,…
