I’m pressed for time today but remembering “a picture is worth a 1000 words”, I’m going to quickly share a few photos I snapped this week. On March 5th and March 8th, I sliced about my students’ worktime during my Reading 6 Reading Workshop. Today, take a peek at some of the photos showing my students working.
This student’s poster will raise awareness about the work of the American Cancer Society. Another poster will raise awaeness about Climate Change.
This poster will hang behind a table giving away leaf-shapped cookies with a donation jar. All $ collected will be donated to an environmental organization.
These 3 hundle to map out their big plans to sell things, including slime, to raise money to support animal rights.
We overflowed into the hallway to work.
These 2 are working on a poster to raise awarement about how Sting Rays are being harmed.
One student is helping another make his slideshow which provides info about how to deal with the rising rents in our town.
This student works on adding information to his slideshow about animal abuses.
I’m proud of all the efforts by my students during Reading Workshop this week.
Be sure to check back on March 13th, when I’ll share photos
from our March 12th Social Issue Fair.
Love the idea of using photos in a slice… I’m saving that for a future slice!
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The thing that resonates in these images is the beauty and power of teamwork. If we rely solely on our own abilities, we limit the possibilities. Thank you for the visual reminders!
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Your pics capture it all! Reading leading to social change is documented in a variety of formats! Way to go!
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Thanks for sharing. It’s fun to see them collaborating so well.
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Wow- rising rents, sting-rays… wonderful, aware students!
And I think lessons that can’t be contained in the room must always be the best.
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Love the pics. I like when people include them in the writing as it helps tell a deeper story.
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Yes indeed – these pictures are worth a thousand words. This was such an uplifting and encouraging post. Thank you for sharing with us all.
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Nothing better than seeing kids collaborating together on choice projects. I appreciate your dedication to create authentic learning experiences for your students. They are so lucky! I look forward to reading about your social issues fair.
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