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This blog was created for teachers and students to communicate about this year's Mockingbird nominees.
This blog was created for teachers and students to communicate about this year's Mockingbird nominees.
Hi Seabourn Staff!!!
If you have not entered the world of blogging, you are in for a fabulous surprise! Follow these easy steps to be on your way to winning cool stuff for you and your class. I will be handing out tickets for every blog comment. These tickets will be used in weekly drawings for book fair coupons, popsicle parties, jean passes, and other cool prizes.
1. You need to create a Google account or you can use your Yahoo account.
2. Sign up for Blogger!
3. Start posting comments about this year's Mockingbird nominees. This can be a lesson idea for other teachers or something from your students.
Ideas:
Summaries, favorite parts, BME, story maps, connections, ect.
1. You need to create a Google account or you can use your Yahoo account.
2. Sign up for Blogger!
3. Start posting comments about this year's Mockingbird nominees. This can be a lesson idea for other teachers or something from your students.
Ideas:
Summaries, favorite parts, BME, story maps, connections, ect.
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- I am a Seal
- Once Upon a Cool Motorcycle Dude
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1 comment:
When our Awesome Librarian read this book to our Pre-K classes, they were sooo excited to find out what was in the egg, they continued to blurt out all kinds of answers. They had a great time as did the adults. Great thinkng book. I learned a little bit about animals and their eggs as well.
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