Happy Sunday Wordlers,
These words were selected from the movie Lawless. We had movie night here Friday night, so it was the easiest way to generate these words.
See you soon,
Brenda
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wordle 112
Dear Wordlers,
A good friend and colleague moved to Washington state yesterday. We had one last blast together last night, before she left town this morning. The words came from me quickly, as I was preparing for our farewell celebration. I hope they served you well.
See you soon,
Brenda
wordle 111
Happy June,
I missed you all last week. It’s good to be back, and it looks like things carried on in my absence.
Enjoy these words,
Brenda
wordle 110
Dear Wordlers,
My daughter and I constructed this list. We initially decided to brainstorm words with multiple meanings, but a few others worked their way in, too.
Happy Sunday,
Brenda
a baker’s dozen ~ wordle 109
Dear Wordlers,
I put nebulous in the search engine at poets.org, and came up with this poem by Margaret Atwood: Helen of Troy Does Countertop Dancing. This week’s words come from her poem. As the school year is wrapping up, the demands on my time increase. I may not be around much this week, but wish you good writing.
As usual, leave a link to your piece on Mister Linky.
Happy Sunday,
Brenda
Wordle 108
Wordle 107
Dear Wordlers,
I wrote a poem during NaPo, and liked the rich words it carried. You can find the piece here. Barbara Young was kind enough to read it and pick twelve words for us this week. Thanks for that, Barb. May the words take you somewhere interesting.
See you soon,
Brenda
Wordle 106
Dear Wordlers,
This week’s words came from a rerun of Seinfeld. ha!
See you soon,
Brenda
Wordle 105 ~ A Baker’s Dozen
Dear Wordlers,
I lifted a dozen words from the Friday evening news in America, and then I added “promise” for a baker’s dozen.
See you soon,
Brenda
Wordle 104
Dear Wordlers,
Many of us have been here for two years now. Hoot! Hoot! Happy 2nd Anniversary to The Sunday Whirl. Thank you for being here. You make it whirl.
Here are your words. They came from my students’ fluency builders. Fluency builders are passages, poems, and single word lists that students read repeatedly. The lists I pulled these from help students gain familiarity with sound spelling patterns. I’m anticipating good work.
See you soon,
Brenda
