These are some pictures of a the written response we also did. The pumpkins turned out great.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Voting on our favorite pumpkin book
The students are learning about the upcoming election and we have talked about how people vote for many different things in society, not just a president. In first and second grade, for example, we vote for how to celebrate our filled buzzy jar, tweetable moments and favorite books. People vote in many different ways too. Sometimes, we show our opinions in tallies, sometimes in graphs, and sometimes in ballots. In first and second grade, we also use Voicethread to share our opinions, such as in this reading response. Click here to listen to our favorite pumpkin book.
These are some pictures of a the written response we also did. The pumpkins turned out great.
These are some pictures of a the written response we also did. The pumpkins turned out great.
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