With the wonderful snow that arrived last week and then the terrible rain that came Friday, melting the snow away, I thought this writing idea was aptly suited. My students could deeply connect and were inspired writers as they watched the snowmen they had built earlier in the week melt away.
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Hi Mrs. Barker,
ReplyDeleteThank you for updating us with the kids' in-school activities. This blog is surely a brilliant idea to have the parents had a deeper understanding of what our children are doing in school.
Sydney(Jonathan's mom)
I am so happy you are enjoying it. As a parent myself, it is often hard to know exactly what our children are doing in school and I do hope this blogs helps to ignite some great conversations at home with my students and their parents about the learning going on at school. Thank you, Jennifer
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