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Making Lit Memes for Literary Characters

Presenting @ #METC20 with Laura Leyes-Woods on using Google Drawing in any classroom. We were so happy to see friendly faces in audience: Shelly Vogler Michelle Dirksen and Liz Murphy!

Read Shakespeare in Plain and Simple English with the free SwipeSpeare app! swipespeare.com/apps.html

If you need something fun to do with your downtime...

Making Literary Term Posters in CAI!

Who’s got Tiger Spirit? I do!

Made a new home page for Of Mice and Men... Yay!

Here are just a few of the Motif Posters made by my students in response to the selections of our Short Story Unit. They did so great!

Did you know that Tiger Tutoring starts next week? I'll see you in my room on TUESDAYS or THURSDAYS from 2:45-5:00 if you need help to get caught up in classes. Room 102.

Look at these stellar projects from my Romeo and Juliet Unit:

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After reading the Greek myth of Daedalus and Icarus, we competed in an “Icarus Challenge”. Some crashed and burned and other flew too close to the sun. One group beat out the competition, claiming victory.

My favorite educational moment has to be when my students participated in a gamification of The Hunger Games. They battled and used the literary elements of the book to eliminate their classmates to become the victor, but the real victor was me. #instsweetsweet