By: Dejah W and Brandice W
With their book reports, 5th graders are sharing what their story is all about. Now don't think it's the old, ordinary book report. Mrs. Rex added her own little twist.
The format for the book report is way different. The students had to pick out items they thought would illustrate the story to their classmates. Also they put their items in a brown paper bag so their classmates couldn't see it. The students had to make up an award called "The Hero" to give to the person in their book they thought deserved it.
We got the privilege of sitting in the classroom, and the students were eager to share what their book was about. Here is what Mrs. Rex thought:
"I am always looking for new ways to engage my students in the learning process. I thought that my students would enjoy telling about their books using items from a bag. It also was a fun way to present book reports. My favorite part was when the students awarded "The Hero" award to a character."
This is keenan and I want to leave an comment for us 5th graders.What I want to say is that all of us did an excellant project on our book reports.
ReplyDeletethis is Ronena and i like to say that the 5th graders is working on a project hope you love it
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful story, Dejah and Brandice! Both girls did an awesome job writing, ( I love that great opening line.) It was a pleasure to have you both in our fifth grade room as we presented.
ReplyDeleteThose fifth graders love to read and their book reports were fantastic! Keep up the good work and everyone remember to READ! READ! READ!