Sorry "genres beyond." I'm going too fast sometimes and I don't recheck.
Oh well! It is just a conversation and we shouldn't get too caught up on
perfection. Or whatever...sorry.
Sally
On 1/10/12 5:24 PM, "Sally Thomas" wrote:
> So is that the source of the request to add the two new genre
Hi
I'd be interested in haring more about apps people recommend. my class is third
grade. My student who has learning needs at a k-level has found the iPad to be
an amazing motivater. Different apps that are a game format motivate him. Apps
that provide read-a-long such as from meegenius (free
Should there be zoos by Tony Stead is awesome. It shows different view points
and it might be available in Spanish as well.
Sue
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On Jan 10, 2012, at 5:24 PM, Ruby Westlund wrote:
> This is a little late for this year, but you may want to make a note for
> next year. My studen
This is a response for Beth and anyone else following these comments. Im not
sure what grade level you were inquiring about, but keep in the mind the new
writing CCS for elementary K-5 is opinion writing not persuasive. Persuasive
evokes more emotion and is writing to the audience to convince t
So is that the source of the request to add the two new genres? In other
words, administrators are thinking about the new common core standards??
Keep in mind that a number of teachers/educators are challenging the
apprpriateness of at least some of those standards. Remember they were not
created
I would like to see what others are using as well.
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From: "Michelle Gips"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2012 2:02 PM
Subject: [MOSAIC] ipad apps for language arts
Hello
I am curious to know if anyone uses ipads in the classroom for Language
Arts. The school
Does anyone have any persuasive books in Spanish?
Thanks in Advance
Linda Hicks-Green M.Ed.
RRISE Master Teacher/ Berkman
(512) 464-8309 (work)
(512) 788-0797 (cell)
'Through learning we re-create ourselves. Through learning we become able
to do something we were never able to do.' Peter Senge
Michelle, We are working on a limited pilot with some elementary
special education and AIS reading students. Which apps are your fifth
graders using? Rochelle
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From: mosaic-bounces+rdemuccio=hhh.k12.ny...@literacyworkshop.org
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This is a little late for this year, but you may want to make a note for
next year. My students wrote letters to Santa, not just listing what they
wanted but with reasons why they should have the items listed. Some of
them came up with some very good persuasive writing!
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 1
Two other persuastive books that are good are
Click Clack Moo, Cows that Type (Cows try to convince farmer to give them
electric blankets)
Can I have a Stegasaurus, Mom? Can I, Please? - I think that this is
worded correctly (boy tries to convince his mom to let him get a
Stegasaurus - final re
Hello
I am curious to know if anyone uses ipads in the classroom for Language
Arts. The school I work at is piloting them in the 5th grade. Please share
any information you might have.
Thanks
Michelle
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What is "analytical writing" exactly? Book reports? Movie critiques?
Poetry analysis? A comparison of the literary styles of James Joyce and
E.B. White?
I'm with Sally (was it Sally?): Has your principal defined these terms
to the staff and given examples?
Renee
On Jan 9, 2012, at 8:50 AM,
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