Every once in a while, I like to throw an art component into the weekly Daily 4 choices. I find a poem, quote, or short phrase and ask students to illustrate it. Sometimes we talk about vocabulary, if I think there are words that would be completely unknown. Like, "pirate's loot." We read the quote and then draw away. A chance to use the right side of our brains.
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Our quote for the week |
Some of them just looked at the word "pirate" and drew a whole pirate scene and others focused on books, or just treasure.
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Two islands: Book land and Treasure Land |
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Love the pirate's feet! |
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Every island needs a tree of books. |
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This one is my favorite. A giant book that looks like treasure. |
Happy Sunday,
Laurie
The book tree and the giant book as a treasure are awesome! Shows that they really love reading :)
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Thanks! We are a room of readers!
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