I enjoyed reading this book because it had a lot of helpful tips in it and it was an easy read. I was able to obtain some helpful ideas on different types of genres I could use for my Multi-genre project. One thing that really seemed to stick out in my mind as I was finishing the book, was the amount of parent and community involvement. I never really thought about involving the parents and community in my students work. What a great idea. This really seemed to motivate the students and give them confidence. In the future I hope to be able to involve my parents in my students’ writing process as well. I think my little 1st graders would love to have their parents, principal, friend, etc… come and hear them read a poem or view their writing. This book also really made me wish I could have done one of these projects in high school and college instead of all the lovely research papers I had to do. I am already learning so much about Penguins. I am excited to see where this Multi-genre project will take me. I am even more excited about sharing my thoughts and ideas and obtaining feedback from others.
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Penguins! Perfect topic for your 1st graders to conceptually understand!
That’s a great choice Emily. We do a lot with penguins too in kindergarten. I am excited to see your finished project. There are so many really interesting facts about penguins that you will have a lot to choose from. Good luck!