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My students love the Weird but True books by National Geographic, but one thing they don’t like about the books are the lack of information found in the books. Because of this, as we chatted in class, we decided to make a class “Weird But True” presentation with not only […]
The best way to learn what kids are thinking & feeling is by listening to them, so I am happy to share my students’ voices!
We Shouldn’t Be… by Monika & Jordan, 7th Grade
We shouldn’t be scared,
scared of the guy with the bullets
who can […]
The best way to learn what kids are thinking & feeling is by listening to them, so I am happy to share my students’ voices!
Pros and Cons About Digital School by Maelynn, 7th Grade
Schools all over are starting to go digital; however, this leads to […]
The best way to learn what kids are thinking & feeling is by listening to them, so I am happy to share my students’ voices!
How Mrs. Moye’s Class Made My Year Better by Breno, 8th Grade
To start with, we read a lot which is awesome. […]
The best way to learn what kids are thinking & feeling is by listening to them, so I am happy to share my students’ voices!
Why Teachers Should Let Students Read Manga by Luis, 8th Grade
Mrs. Moye let me read manga for most of the year. […]
The best way to learn what kids are thinking & feeling is by listening to them, so I am happy to share my students’ voices!
Strong Women Characters by Vanessa & Angelina, 8th and 7th Grade
The best way to learn what kids are thinking & feeling is by listening to them, so I am happy to share my students’ voices!
Controversial Characters (Are they villains? Or are they heroes?) by Elsa, Kaley, and Max, 8th Grade
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