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Advertising Books with Posters
My students will be designing posters 'advertising' their favorite books and why other people should read them. They will be posted in our hall. I have polled our faculty and will be posting a list of...
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Boards to Share
It's fun to have the kids create bulletin boards as part of the visual for a project's presentation. This keeps the boards current with little effort from the teacher. Our librarian has a revolving bu...
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Breakfast Graphs
In September, we define a 'good' breakfast and talk about how important it is to start our day. Each morning I ask how many students had a 'good' breakfast and we make a line graph to show how many 'g...
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Mystery Map
To teach communication skills, I split my classroom in half and create a mystery map. The students in each group choose a place in the school to write directions to for the other group to follow. Each...
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Writing Dialogue with Proper Formatting
One of the hardest things for my students to understand is the old rule about changing paragraphs when a new speaker talks. After having a few lessons that go over the rules of writing dialogue, I hav...
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