Thursday, May 5, 2022

The Should Question

The should question can lead to some beautiful conversations. I found this on the classroom white board today, asked about it, etc. Apparently, in their free time, Avril, thirteen, and Adele, ten, were contemplating some big ideas together. This is why I love The Lost Tools of Writing.


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