Makes Tagged "writing"

Collaboration and surprise is a key component to a successful Folding Story. Essentially, each writer gets only a glimpse of a piece of the story before them, adds their own section, folds the story back up and passes it along to the next person. As each fold happens, the story moves farther away from the original idea and moves into new territory. Folding stories can also be done in online spaces but the old-fashioned paper fold works like magic in the classroom.

View Makes

Digital Learning Day is February 5th. Our Task: Cut-0ut Pics for your current projects in content areas, such as In-the-News Articles Projects to participate in #make4DLDay by the National Writing Project. Our Goal: RI 2 Provide an objective summary of the text, including supporting ideas. How? 1. With your project team, create cut-out characters from to represent your article. a. Sketch b. Outline in black with some color c. Cut out. Example: My article: “JSYK: Score! Training Tips from Super Athletes” p2 Sept. 2013 Scholastic Choices 2. Decide and write what is the most important message / summary of your… Read more »

View Makes