We showed our duck blog to the 2nd graders this afternoon and asked them to write a fictional or nonfictional story about where the missing duck might be. Click on the duck below to read (unedited!) responses:
A Duck with a Blog
A blog about a duck who decided to build her nest on our school playground
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I think this is an awesome way to pull students into a constructive and creative way of writing. It gives them a visual to go by and helps the students to have a way to identify with their writing.
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I was a student of rebokon elementary school.
And i love remembering my grade two time, this is very interesting.
It is fun to read your cute story about duck but Whatever you had mention in. The post is very beautiful and true. Thanks for the information and the heads up on this subject.
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