SOL # 31: June 1st

Congratulations! It's the final day of the challenge!

Whether you made all 31 days or maybe just enough to stay current, I hope you had fun while doing it. Great job, everyone!

Hello, all!

This is the Slice of Life blog for the Logan School, a group of seventh and eighth graders in Colorado. We are slicing every day from May 2nd to June 1st. The links to our blogs are in the sidebar, while our individual posts are linked in the comments. Read and enjoy.

The Slice of Life Classroom Challenge usually takes place in March. The premise is for teachers and students around the world to slice every day for that month. Normally we participate in March, but this year it made more sense for us to do it in May. Enjoy!

What has this challenge been like for you? Slice about slicing.

Here's the code to link up!

<a href="url">text</a>

In the comments below:
1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation marks) with the link to your blog post. Make sure to go to the page of your blog post first before coping the address.
2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.

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SOL # 30: May 31st

Hello, all!

This is the Slice of Life blog for the Logan School, a group of seventh and eighth graders in Colorado. We are slicing every day from May 2nd to June 1st. The links to our blogs are in the sidebar, while our individual posts are linked in the comments. Read and enjoy.

The Slice of Life Classroom Challenge usually takes place in March. The premise is for teachers and students around the world to slice every day for that month. Normally we participate in March, but this year it made more sense for us to do it in May. Enjoy!

Today's Prompt: What are you doing right now? What is happening around you?

Here's the code to link up!

<a href="url">text</a>

In the comments below:
1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation marks) with the link to your blog post. Make sure to go to the page of your blog post first before coping the address.
2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.

SOL # 29: May 30th

Hello, all!

This is the Slice of Life blog for the Logan School, a group of seventh and eighth graders in Colorado. We are slicing every day from May 2nd to June 1st. The links to our blogs are in the sidebar, while our individual posts are linked in the comments. Read and enjoy.

The Slice of Life Classroom Challenge usually takes place in March. The premise is for teachers and students around the world to slice every day for that month. Normally we participate in March, but this year it made more sense for us to do it in May. Enjoy!

Today's Prompt: Write about a double life you lead. How do different people perceive you differently?

Here's the code to link up!

<a href="url">text</a>

In the comments below:
1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation marks) with the link to your blog post. Make sure to go to the page of your blog post first before coping the address.
2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.

SOL # 28: May 29th

Hello, all!

This is the Slice of Life blog for the Logan School, a group of seventh and eighth graders in Colorado. We are slicing every day from May 2nd to June 1st. The links to our blogs are in the sidebar, while our individual posts are linked in the comments. Read and enjoy.

The Slice of Life Classroom Challenge usually takes place in March. The premise is for teachers and students around the world to slice every day for that month. Normally we participate in March, but this year it made more sense for us to do it in May. Enjoy!

Today's Prompt: What are you doing this summer?

Here's the code to link up!

<a href="url">text</a>

In the comments below:
1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation marks) with the link to your blog post. Make sure to go to the page of your blog post first before coping the address.
2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.

SOL # 27: May 28th

Hello, all!

This is the Slice of Life blog for the Logan School, a group of seventh and eighth graders in Colorado. We are slicing every day from May 2nd to June 1st. The links to our blogs are in the sidebar, while our individual posts are linked in the comments. Read and enjoy.

The Slice of Life Classroom Challenge usually takes place in March. The premise is for teachers and students around the world to slice every day for that month. Normally we participate in March, but this year it made more sense for us to do it in May. Enjoy!

Today's Prompt: What does math mean to you? What is your math class like? Maybe you have a "lucky number?"

Here's the code to link up!

<a href="url">text</a>

In the comments below:
1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation marks) with the link to your blog post. Make sure to go to the page of your blog post first before coping the address.
2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.

SOL # 26: May 27th

Hello, all!

This is the Slice of Life blog for the Logan School, a group of seventh and eighth graders in Colorado. We are slicing every day from May 2nd to June 1st. The links to our blogs are in the sidebar, while our individual posts are linked in the comments. Read and enjoy.

The Slice of Life Classroom Challenge usually takes place in March. The premise is for teachers and students around the world to slice every day for that month. Normally we participate in March, but this year it made more sense for us to do it in May. Enjoy!

Today's Prompt: Write about how to have a good relationship with anything. How do you introduce yourself to people if you want to be liked?

Here's the code to link up!

<a href="url">text</a>

In the comments below:
1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation marks) with the link to your blog post. Make sure to go to the page of your blog post first before coping the address.
2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.

SOL # 25: May 26th

Hello, all!

This is the Slice of Life blog for the Logan School, a group of seventh and eighth graders in Colorado. We are slicing every day from May 2nd to June 1st. The links to our blogs are in the sidebar, while our individual posts are linked in the comments. Read and enjoy.

The Slice of Life Classroom Challenge usually takes place in March. The premise is for teachers and students around the world to slice every day for that month. Normally we participate in March, but this year it made more sense for us to do it in May. Enjoy!

Today's Prompt: Your units are almost over. What's the best unit or spring unit you've ever had? Why?

Here's the code to link up!

<a href="url">text</a>

In the comments below:
1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation marks) with the link to your blog post. Make sure to go to the page of your blog post first before coping the address.
2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.