Pictures of me presenting my Peguinology project.
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Emily,
Beautiful scrapbook and so informative! There was so much information in your book. I am sure your students will be thrilled to look through your book and learn about penguins in this fashion! Thanks for sharing!
Emily,
I adore your penguin project, and the presentation was so attractive and kid friendly. I am sure your first graders would love it and be very eager to look at it. Your choices of genre were so appropriate, and I especially loved the penguin father’s journal. It truly has been a pleasure to get to know you and work with you this semester; you seem so excited and enthusiastic about all our assignments and about your work as well as that of your classmates. I know you must have put much effort into this multi-genre project, and it is very impressive.