| START HERE/ FINISH HERE | Teen wakes 1/2hour earlier than usual. Move ahead 3 spaces. | You and teen are ready with time to spare. You sit, read, listen to R&B for 15 min, then leave. Advance 3 spaces. | Free lunch due to PD afternoon! Move ahead 1 space. |
| You have two good books to read on your nightstand. You think about turning in before 10pm. Advance 1 space. | Rescheduled dental appointment in middle of the day. Go back 2 spaces. | ||
| You improvise on subscription meal plan and make teen very happy. Advance to FINISH! | Poor route choice to dentist’s. Arrive 10 minutes late. Go back 1 space. | ||
| Only 1/2 day of teaching, you have a little more evening energy than usual. Advance 2 spaces. | Back home, spend 30 minutes doomscrolling. Go back 1 space. | Return to work: clean up storage area, catch up on SeeSaw postings, last to leave office. Advance 1 space. | You and teen have zero cavities and are finished with 45 minutes of arrival. Advance 3 spaces. |
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Sherri's Slice of Life Project 
This is a creative move: game board format is a must to try out. Thanks for sharing.
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A great way to share your day! Doomscrolling definitely should be a step back-maybe I would stop if I played this game!
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Ha! I love this! If only it weren’t so…darn…REAL. You know, I’ve often told colleagues that there should be a video game: you’re a teacher trying to get from point A to point B, but all these obstacles keep popping in your way. And…the chance to turn in early? FABULOUS way to finish this game!
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Thanks, Lainie! It really is a challenge for folks who don’t teach to truly grasp the possible ins and outs of any school day and that none of those days are ever the same. None.
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Very clever slice. The formatting would drive me bonkers.
A fun read.
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Ahh, the game of life. I agree about the doomscrolling. Yay to no cavities!
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Now you’re just showing off with this whole “cool ways to play with writing thing.” 😉 Seriously, though: so much of what you’re doing is making me think. I keep writing little narratives, but this playfulness of yours has my brain spinning. Hmm… Thanks for being willing to share in new ways.
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