Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts

Friday, April 15, 2011

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Congratulations Adediwura!


Congratulations to Adediwura the Kindergarten grade level winner for our school for the "Young Georgia Authors" writing contest. She wrote an awesome story called "The Flag". We will keep you posted as it moves on to the next level. Good luck, and way to go Adediwura!!

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Black History Month



In February we learned some facts about a few famous African Americans. Each morning on the school's morning news the students learned a few facts about a famous African American also. We learned that Garrett Morgan invented the first signal light. We learned about a famous black actor, Sidney Pottier. We also talked about an important civil rights leader, Martin Luther King Jr. Ask your child to share information about other famous African Americans which we have discussed in class,also. For example, do you know who was a famous black female track star, the first black male to go into space, the first black woman to run for president, or the name of the first black male president? Ask your child to share these names with you and more. Above is a writing sample from Isaiah about what we can do to make our world a better place so that we can all get along, as Martin Luther King Jr. hoped we would one day do. It says "We trust God. We clean up the world. We fight with love. We fight with love not hate!" Nice story Isaiah!

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

List of our favorite foods



Dear Mom and Dad,
We wrote a list about our favorite food.
Can you tell what our favorite food is for our class?

Friday, September 3, 2010

Our Favorite Things To Do...


Our class wrote a class list about our favorite things to do in class. This was our first step in the writing process called Pre-Writing. We then took our list of words and added it to a program called Tagxedo. The children were excited to see which words were the biggest, and which words were the smallest. The biggest words were the choices that our class chose the most in our writing activity. Check out our finished project above, and see if you can figure out what activity the majority of our students said was their favorite thing to do!