Yesterday, I taught my students the joy of stretching sentences. I made up a worksheet for them to complete and then we shared our work with the class. You can download the file
here! Any feedback you have would be greatly appreciated
!! I began the lesson with an Anchor Chart demonstrating how to stretch a sentence. After the kids understood what I wanted them to do, they each wrote their own. I had each student share their sentence with the class. They did a really good job and really understood the lesson. I then was faced with the challenge of how to display their work
?! Half-sheets aren't always the easiest to hang up in a nice looking way. I decided to go the route of a quilt. Since we did this on 9/11, I was in a very patriotic mood so I went with red, white and blue and stars for the display
! I love how it turned out.
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This is the worksheet I made. Be sure to download it! |
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Anchor Chart |
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Close-up of finished worksheets. |
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While we read the sentences they wrote, I called each student up like it was a game show! I would call their name and say that they were the next contestant on "Stretch That SENTENCE!!" and the other kids would say it with me... So fun! |
That DOES sound like a fun exercise in writing!! The sheets quilted together looks great Tara!
ReplyDeleteOh, geez. My comments are going to a teacher and I have an error. I meant to say, "The sheets quilted together look great Tara!" :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks! It was really fun!
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