Slices are totaled.
Slices are ordered. Tomorrow I will dine with twelve month-long slicers. This
group of fourth grader writers is quite proud of their accomplishments. I am
not only impressed with their month-long dedication, but also their on-going enthusiasm
for writing. They are eager to take risks and try new ideas. Slicers wrote
about many different topics:
·
Small
moments
·
A favorite
memory
·
Spring’s
arrival!!
·
Playing
outside
·
Reflections
on events of the day
·
Responses
to books
·
Playing an
instrument
·
Joining
band
·
Going to
dinner
·
Favorite
foods
·
Special
friends
·
Beloved
pets
·
Family
·
Quotes
·
Vacation
·
Traveling
Slicers wrote in a
variety of genres:
·
Lists
·
Articles
·
Fiction
·
List poems
·
Things to
do poems
·
Free verse
poems
·
Acrostics
·
Letters
Tomorrow
we will celebrate and share our March accomplishments
with a
pizza party. We have marched into a new challenge for April: “Poem-a-Day.” The
excitement is growing to share some extra poetry-love this month. I am hoping
to write several poems each week. However, a handful of students are off and
running with three poems under their belt! I promise to post some student poems
throughout the month. Their voices and passions shine brightly and are sure to
move your heart and put a smile on your face.
Way to get the kids slicing! What fun topics.
ReplyDeleteCan I use this for the newsletter? You can other info too. So much good writing going on in your classroom! Congratulations to all your slicers!
ReplyDeleteHooray for you and your students!!! What an accomplishment and a beginning to some great writers. Looking forward to reading their poems (and yours too).
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