Gouls and Ghosts and Goblins please join us to tell us your scariest stories and a fall poems, we encourage students to share their literary work and discuss it with one another. Students use this project to develop their writing skills by sharing and discussing their narrated and/or illustrated (optional) writing in our online community.
The Scariest Stories project activities are designed to take about one hour a week in a school computer lab or on set of classroom computers. Teachers should plan to spend an hour a week in addition to the computer time for proofreading student work. Students who get involved spend more time writing, sharing and discussing their stories. Students who complete the survey, story or poem, comment on their pages outside the classroom and share a closing reflection about what they have learned will receive an iCollaboratory Web Badge and a certificate.
Scariest Stories and Fall Poetry - October
In reply to Bonnie Thurber
Re: Scariest Stories and Fall Poetry Begins Today! Join Us
by Gayle Greenwald -
We will be participating! Chippewa School (third grade Quest), Navajo School (fourth and fifth grade Quest), and possibly Independence Junior High School.
In reply to Gayle Greenwald
Re: Scariest Stories and Fall Poetry Begins Today! Join Us
by Kathleen Heitkamp -
St. James students in 7th grade are writing scary stories and 5th grade are writing fall poetry. We are looking forward to reading your students' contributions to the icollaboratory.