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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Koala Lou...We Do Love You...bulletin board
The Mall-ards actually look forward to creating a new bulletin board presentation each month. We love sharing the learning that is going on in our classroom and the bulletin board is one way to do just that. Our board this month was on reading which featured our Author Study of Mem Fox literature. It consists of a sampling of the work that was completed by our first grade students during Reader's Workshop during this study. The first piece is a text-to-text connection between Shoes from Grandpa and There Was An Old Lady. Next is a a retelling of Possum Magic by sequencing the story in six parts. Then we have students reporting on story elements from Hattie and the Fox listing characters, setting, problem and solution. Finally, there is a Venn Diagram showing the similarities and differences between between Shoes From Grandpa and On Halloween Night. These pieces are just a sampling of showing how students are making meaningful connections and comprehending text every day in Hog Heaven!
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2 comments:
I'm amazed at the depth at which you all are analyzing these texts. The bulletin board is a great way to show off what fantastic work the class is doing and for the kids to take pride in it.
-Leanne Prendergast
I always love reading your board. You do such a good job capturing the work from your classroom.
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