Student Treasures
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This week my class is putting the finishing touches on our Student Treasures books. I love making these books, most of the time. Today we drew our final pictures. I carefully explained to the students why their pictures needed to be on the back of someone else's writing (so their picture would be next to the words). I showed examples and even had students restate the directions.
Then we got started. When the first student asked my why they had someone else's page I calmly re-explained. I was calm when the second student asked and even when the third student asked. By the fourth time I was just about ready to pull out all of my hair!!!!! But, at last we are finished and I can't wait to see our final product!
Then we got started. When the first student asked my why they had someone else's page I calmly re-explained. I was calm when the second student asked and even when the third student asked. By the fourth time I was just about ready to pull out all of my hair!!!!! But, at last we are finished and I can't wait to see our final product!
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ReplyDeleteHeather B.
Krazy about Kindy
How exciting! Good luck with your books!
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Lori (luvyorkies@gmail.com)
Teaching With Love and Laughter
My kindergartners seem to have selective hearing these days, too! Bless their hearts, I think their bodies are shooting up and their brains are taking a wee break. :-)
ReplyDeleteReadWriteSing
You are a better teacher than me. We tried that one year and just couldn't get it to work-using the markers, the writing on the back of the page. The end-product just didn't look very good. Maybe that's something we have to revisit. Kudos to you for sticking with it-I'm sure it will be something to "treasure"! :)
ReplyDeleteNotJustChild'sPlay
Thanks! The trick is to use colored pencils! I usually do all of it small group, but this year I was in a time crunch!
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