When you can't write, you write lists. To-do lists. Reading lists. Life lists. Lists of things to be repaired or fixed. Packing lists. Shopping lists. You write longhand in tight, tiny letters that you need paper towels, eggs, butter, apples, chicken breasts, and spinach.

How to create assignments in Google Classroom using an iPad Do you need help creating an assignment for students on Google Classroom using an iPad to assign a digital resource from Glitter in Third? Read the steps below and take a peek at the pictures to help you out. Please note that all the pictures below […]

It’s the same thing every year for me- my girls love writing while my boys… well… hate it. Every September I have the same conference critiques with parents in writing, and they express the same concerns with me. “My child is a reluctant writer- he/she has fabulous ideas, but they simply can’t figure out […]

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Confused about what to write on a first Communion card? We have prepared a list of wishes and messages to make your card truly memorable.

Sunday evenings we take a gander at all of the lovely photos y'all took over the past week as you went about town, doing what ya did. We select our faves, throw 'em all together and write some silly captions to accompany them. We call it "What We Did," but it's really more of what "y'

How Does Creativity Happen? I think we can all put our hand up and say that we’ve heard the phrase “I’m not sure what to write about” often enough. Why does this happen? It happens because creativity cannot be scheduled in like “Okay students, we have a narrative lesson after lunch so you must be creative.” […]

If you're not sure about what to write in a grandmothers birthday card, we have the best collection of happy birthday wishes for your favorite grandma

Writers Write is a writing resource. In this post, we explore what fantasy and science fiction writers can teach us about setting.

It can be difficult to write about what comes after we die. No one really knows, at least no one living. We have hopes, we have dreams about what awaits us all, but the fact remains that we won’t know until our time comes. And yet, as humans, we are curious, even if the topic […]

This week we had energy body vibration expert, Debbie Sodergren, write about what helps her in building her brand.

Knowing what we do (and don't) about the characters featured in the Harry Potter books, we came up with a list of non-sequel stories we'd love J.K. Rowling to write. Because let's face it, for Harry Potter fans, enough will never be quite enough for us.

Whats worse than getting a root canal? The majority of small creative business owners will tell you that writing their 'about me' page on their website pretty much ALWAYS wins in that battle.  Why is it so challenging to write about ourselves? To describe what we do and why we do it as wel

OK, I know that replacing your cabin curtains isn't nearly as interesting (or as important) as much of what we write about. But... We thought we would...

We’re told that we should do what we love. Well, writers love writing! But what about other things? The more we love, the more passion we have, the more we can write about. And, yes, we know right away whether we love certain things, but other loves we discover. The question: how can we figure out what we love?

I feel like I should write a whole series of posts about what we do while we're waiting for dinner to arrive. (Or more specifically, what we do when we've exhau

What kind of books did women readers in the 16th and 17th centuries own? What sort of notes did they write in them? What can we learn about their lives?

Today couldn't have been a more perfect time to write about Seodaemun Prison History Museum , and what we saw and experienced during our...

Just like you are what you eat, you write what you live. While I believe that write what you know is a narrow way to approach the vast expanse of stories you could be telling, I do believe that our own experiences create a prism through which we see the world and write about it.