Here's the directions:
1. Open the 4th picture folder on your computer.
2. Open the 4th picture and post it on your blog.
3. Explain the picture.
4. Tag people to do the same
Well, I had to cheat a little bit because my 4th folder only had one picture, so I went to the 5th folder and chose the 4th picture from that. This is a picture of a student from my first year of teaching. To be honest, I'm not even positive that I know who it is ... I'm pretty sure, but not positive. He is obviously wearing a fashionable jacket. During ITBS testing time we were studying the American Revolution and incorporating a lot of it into our Reading time. My co-worker, Laci, and I did lots of research and preparation to find fun projects that the students could work on to help them settle down/relax from test taking all morning for 7 days straight. This project we called the BioVest - a biography on a paper bag vest of course! The front had to include some required information and the back displayed a photo or drawing. Then, they had to present them to the class and answer questions taking on the role of their important person from history. This student did a particularly fabulous job!
And I think I will tag... Meg and Jill!
Well, I had to cheat a little bit because my 4th folder only had one picture, so I went to the 5th folder and chose the 4th picture from that. This is a picture of a student from my first year of teaching. To be honest, I'm not even positive that I know who it is ... I'm pretty sure, but not positive. He is obviously wearing a fashionable jacket. During ITBS testing time we were studying the American Revolution and incorporating a lot of it into our Reading time. My co-worker, Laci, and I did lots of research and preparation to find fun projects that the students could work on to help them settle down/relax from test taking all morning for 7 days straight. This project we called the BioVest - a biography on a paper bag vest of course! The front had to include some required information and the back displayed a photo or drawing. Then, they had to present them to the class and answer questions taking on the role of their important person from history. This student did a particularly fabulous job!
And I think I will tag... Meg and Jill!
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