What’s on today’s menu at the Writing Restaurant, I wonder?

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Let’s see what surprises are in my student’s blog posts for today!

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It’s been another day of writing!  Please enjoy the posts submitted by my fifth graders!

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What a busy day of poem writing and illustrating!  We’re putting together a book that will be published!  Here are today’s writings from the fifth graders.

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New posts!  Please stop by and read our latest writings!

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!  It has been such a busy day!  Our posts are on a variety of things.  Please come see!

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Today we are looking at poems we wrote earlier this year.  Feel free to post your favorite.

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Today is Sunday and the weather is so inviting!  If you are looking for an idea of what to blog about, share the kinds of activities that you have been waiting to do!  What did you get outside and do yesterday?  What will you do today?  Describe your activity so thoroughly, that we feel we are there with you.

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Happy Pi Day all!  In honor of this special day, my students and I wrote Pi Poems.  A Pi Poem can be about anything.  What makes it a Pi Poem is the number of words in each line.  That is where we follow the sequence of numbers that follows:   3.1415926535897916 and so on.  Here’s mine:

Bulldog Pie

Large beautiful eyes,
Sumo.
Inquisitive, curious, always hungry,
Fido.
Together they fill my heart.
Sumo is distrustful of people, but Fido loves them.
Feeding time.
Sumo chews carefully; Fido furiously swallows.
They slurp water, mouths dripping.
Time for napping.
Heads hanging off the couch,
Sumo on his side; Fido’s feet stick upwards.
I love to caress and kiss their soft heads,
Then to give each a belly rub.
Pink tongues hanging out the sides of their mouths.
Are they smiling?
Definitely happy,
Sumo, Fido, me.

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Today our writing will be inspired by the food chain.  Please complete your post on your blog and submit it for review.  Then post a link to your blog in the comment section below.

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