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Wednesday March 23, 2011 by Ruth Ayres

Slice of Life Challenge 2011. Please share your unique URL to your daily slice in the comments of this post. Feel free to grab this button and use it to your blog. Happy Slicing.

image credits: template: ali edwards (designer digitals); paper: say yes, a. aspen (designer digitals); font: book antique, 28 days

If you slice more than 28 days, you may enter the drawing for the following giveaways:

• A custom painted stool of your favorite children’s book by Deb Gaby!
• A Sari Book journal from Love Calcutta Arts donated by Accessories for Hope.
• A Write: It’s good for you! canvas I painted.
• A Write: It’s good for you! mug.
• A set of three Chester Books from Kids Can Press.
• Choice of two books from Stenhouse Publishers. (3 people)
• Water Wars by Cameron Starcher and Writing Great Books For Young Adultsby agent Regina Brooks from Source Books.
• Two of the following titles from Eye on Education: Motivating Every Student in Literacy (Including the Highly Unmotivated) by Athans & Devine, Empowering Students to Write and Re-write by Combs, But I’m Not a Reading Teacher by Benjamin, Successful Student Writing through Formative Assessment by Tuttle, Teaching Grammar by Benjamin, Literacy from A-Z by Blackburn (3 people)

image credit: template designer digitals; paper: k. petriet (catch a rainbow); a. edwards (painted dots); j. edwards (sunshine); a. aspen (say yes)

If you slice more than 25 days and/or you are slicing with your students you may enter the giveaway for:

• A digital element pack from Ali Edwards.
• Marvelous Minilessons for Teaching Intermediate Writing from IRA.
• Books from Cinco Puntos Press.
• Books from Random House.
• Key chains with the Slice of Life logo + our motto.

So if you slice more than 28 days and you slice with your students, you may enterTHREE times for the giveaways.

Don’t forget: Stenhouse is offering free shipping to Slicers throughout the month of March. Just enter the code SOL.

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