It took some time, but I'm proud to say each and every one of you have personal feedback from me on your week four Writing-to-learn post. Take some time to read the feedback before you post for this week, I think you'll appreciate the commentary, and in some cases, it might inform the way you write for this next posting due Thurs. Feel free to return any dialogue.
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Last but not least is the lasted on Vivian Lowery Bishop, Age 2, who went to a bday party at the zoo and refused to ride the train with group. So here we are on the Merry-Go-Round, by ourselves. And just a quick FYI, she's NOT a leopard here, she's a peacock. ?!
Dr. B,
ReplyDeleteI must say, she is just a doll! Just too cute!!!:) I just had to tell you!!!
We went to our clinicals this week at Oak Grove and one of the books my kids were reading was a fiction book about the Dust Bowl. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteKrystal, isn't she adorable? I ought to bring her to class one day for some live content area learning w a 2 yr old. But you know where there's adorable, there's also bossy pants temper tantrum.
ReplyDeleteAnd Rachel, way cool about the fiction Dust Bowl connection. remember the name by chance?
I think it was called From Dust to Hope, but it was a leveled book that came with their curriculum. It was about a young girl that had to move from Oklahoma to California and the prejudice she faced there. I never realized that Okie was something used in a negative connotation. Learn something new every day.
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother, Kitty, was an Okie and rode with her family in a covered wagon across the country. One of the reasons I connect with Out of the Dust, it feels somewhat personal too me.
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