This week our theme is storytelling. For today's class, we were inspired by a writing activity from the book "Show me a Story" by Emily K. Neuburger. Students were given several random pictures (a person, a place and an animal) and then asked to write a story to explain how and why these images are
connected. For parents seeking a solution to a child's "I'm bored!" exclamation, select a few magazines, find random pictures that catch your child's eye and create a story together, linking the images.
The photos below provide a glimpse of the clever and imaginative stories that emerged from this activity ~ I wish I could have photographed every page. Kudos to the students for their engagement in this storytelling activity, it was rewarding to witness their process and to read the completed storybooks : )
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| Laila |
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| Laila |
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| Laila |
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| Andrew & Anika (not in photo) |
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| Andrew & Anika |
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| Leila |
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| Emory |
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| Elise |
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| Aidan |
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| Elise |
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| Mikel |
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| Mikel |
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| Mikel |
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| Emory |
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| Leila |
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| Dexter |
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| Isaac |
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| Isaac |


















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