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| These were the covers of our Penguin Reports. The students created a penguin by drawing and cutting simple shapes such as ovals and circles. I used several pages from Deanna Jump's Penguin unit for the report. It is an awesome resource! |
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| Our Penguin Vocabulary. I love having the students draw a visual to match our vocabulary words. |
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| Our Penguin diagram. The students completed a page in their Penguin Reports which included a diagram. We discussed how diagrams are often found in nonfiction books to show information. |
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| The pocket chart shows words we used in our writing. We had a great time placing these words in ABC order too. |
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| I LOVE this organizational strategy to organize our thoughts. It helps us stay focused in our writing. |
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| Our class library contains both nonfiction and fiction books. The students just love the fictional stories about Tacky! This week, we are each creating a Penguin character and writing fictional stories about our own penguin characters. The stories are turning out really well. Tacky has been such an inspiration! |
I love your Tree Map organization too! It really does help organize your thoughts for writing.
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I just adore penguins and learning about them. This week I posted 101+ activities and crafts to do with a penguin theme and included a link back to this post. It was sooo fantastic. I hope our readers stop by and visit your site! Thank you for inspiring others to write, learn, and connect with their children.
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