I think my favorite quote for teaching has to be "Beg, borrow, and steal!" I wish that I could be more creative, but I think it doesn't matter what I come up with, someone else has already done it better. But that is the beauty of teaching - teacher's love to share and I love to take! :) The past couple weeks we have been teaching narrative elements and so to summarize what we had been learning we created narrative elements sandwiches. I stole this idea from a wonderful teacher Alyssa Blake. It was great to see the kids faces when they read "Create a sandwich" for their Reader's Workshop objectives, "Do we really get to make sandwiches?! Can we eat them?"
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Narrative Elements Tacos! |
My really amazing friend, Sarah Mancusi also did narrative elements only her class created tacos! Isn't Pinterest great for finding good ideas? I don't know how I would come up with anything fun without it. Anyway, Sarah used the book
Come On, Rain! and so of course I did too. I LOVE this book! We were also able to use it again in writing to talk about good word choice. This book has fantastic word choice!
And I stole it from Lindsay Katrosh! Ha! I will miss making those!
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