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.

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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?

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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?

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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?

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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?"

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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?

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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?

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SOL # 24: May 25th

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 was a test you took recently? Maybe it was an actual test, math or language, or maybe it was something social. What happened?

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SOL # 23: May 24th

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 drinking cups do you use? Do you have mugs you bring to school or use at home? What is your opinion on coffee or Starbucks or tea or anything like that?

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2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.

SOL # 22: May 23rd

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: How do different people view you? How do you introduce yourself to strangers?

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1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation matrks) 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 # 21: May 22nd

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 do colors mean for you? What do you think of when you see the color orange, or green, or purple? 

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1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation matrks) 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 # 20: May 21st

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: The dog ate my homework. What is the best excuse you've ever had for turning in things late? 

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2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.

SOL # 19: May 20th

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 is your morning routine like for week days? How about weekends?

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1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation matrks) with the link to your blog post. Make sure to go to the page of your blog post first before coping the address.
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SOL # 18: May 19th

Okay-- I realize this post was significantly late. I scheduled it for 8:00 tonight instead of yesterday night. This is entirely my fault. Because of that, today's post is DUE at 8:00 AM tomorrow (the 20th). Comments for today's post are due at 8:00 PM TOMORROW (also the 20th). 

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 is the best/worst/strangest field trip you've been on?

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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 # 17: May 18th

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 playing with food or an interesting meal story.

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1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation matrks) 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 # 16: May 17th

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 has been one of your biggest accomplishments? Would it sound impressive to other people or would they not know what  you were talking about? How has it impacted you?

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1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation matrks) 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 # 15: May 16th

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 is your birthday like? How do you celebrate with family and friends? If you have siblings, what do you do during their birthdays?

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1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation matrks) 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 # 14: May 15th

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!

Write about your daily commute to or from school. What usually happens? What interesting things have happened? Describe an incident or what you wish would happen.

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SOL # 13: May 14th

Hello, all, and welcome back Mary's Class!

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!

Lost in translation. Write about a time you misinterpreted something, either from another language or just took things the wrong way.

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2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.

SOL # 12: May 13th

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!

It's not Friday, but it is the 13th... write about the most otherworldly thing that's happened to you. Did you get an explanation?

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2. Replace text with the title of your blog post.

SOL # 11: May 12th

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!

Write about a moment of contrast like: Ice cream on a hot day, walking into a dark movie theater, two opposite but strong emotions at the same time.

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1. Replace the url (keeping the quotation matrks) 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 # 10: May 11th

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!

Write about what any animal/bird/insect, you saw today, might have been thinking or experiencing.

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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 # 9: May 10th

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 problem did you solve today and how? Untangle a necklace? Play peacemaker between family members or friends? Figure out a tough answer related to math? Slice about it!

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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 #8: May 9th

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!

Who among us has not fought a losing battle with a printer, TV, phone or other piece of technology? Write a slice about one such event.

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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 # 7: May 8th

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!

Write about a time today where you had to hurry up and wait. Was it for your parents? Did a computer have the spinning beachball of death on it? What did you do and how did you feel during the wait?

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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 # 6: May 7th

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 is an interesting relationship or attachment you have to a random object? For example: your favorite pen/pencil, piece of clothing, keychains, stuffed animal, etc.

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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 # 5: May 6th

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 is the best prank you have been a part of,  on either side?

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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 # 4: May 5th

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 would you tell your younger/older self? Write about traveling into the future or the past to talk to yourself and hopefully pass along some wisdom. Write about the interaction or the advice you would tell yourself and why.

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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 #3: May 4th

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: May the Fourth be with you! What TV show/book/movie/other sort of story do you follow obsessively? Why is it obviously the best?

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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 # 2: May 3rd

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!

Since this is the day of commenting on yesterday's posts, make sure to make at least 3 comments. Use the Wheel of People for at least one. Thanks!

Today's Prompt: What is your favorite type of weather? Why?

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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 #1: May 2nd

Hello, all, and welcome to your first day of SOLing!

This is the class blog. Every day, we'll link up to the newest post with our slices.

Rules (since it's the first day):

-Post your blog and link up by 8:00 every evening

-If you're having trouble with the link below, click here. If you're still having trouble, ask a classmate or come find Maia or Max.

-The goal is to write every day. It's fine to have a few in "reserve." We expect you to post on time at least six times a week. Overall, a minimum requirement is 26 of 31.

-Comment on at least three participants' blogs each day. Please do read and comment on more if possible. One should be a random person (use the Magical Wheel of People to select) and two should be blogs you found interesting for whatever reason. You can comment after 8:00pm on the day of the blog. Please make your comments within 24 hours. The reason for that deadline is so everyone can read everyone's post and everyone can get comments.

-The prompts are optional, but we'll post one here every day for potential inspiration. If you want more prompts, click here.

Today's prompt: It's almost the end of the school year. What do you hope to gain from the month ahead? What do you look forward to and what are you nervous about?

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<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.
If you still need help, click here.