We had a talk about how to get an idea and made a list of possible story ideas. She decided on horses. She is a little apprehensive trying new things so in order to make her feel as secure as possible, I wrote a story right beside her. We drew our illustration first. I gave her a mini horse drawing lesson and her comment about her horse was, "My horse is kind of puffy." We both laughed and added color. I asked her what else her story needed- words she said.
I asked her what she wanted to write and she said, "Horses". I probed her a little and suggested we use two words off her word wall. I drew magic lines (one word per line until she learns spacing) and we wrote one word at a time. The words I and like are spelled correctly because she can read them and horses is phonetically spelled because she sounded it out. I thought she did a great job!!!

She read it to me and we celebrated her writing by hanging it on the 'Story Line"- fishing line hanging near the ceiling.

Can't wait to see what she writes tomorrow!!!
Blessings,

LOVE IT.. great job...
ReplyDeleteWay to go EK!!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like she's staying busy and learning a lot!
ReplyDeletegreat job! Thanks for sharing all of your ideas!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy girl is SO BUSY, I need lots of ideas!
So cute Shay. I must tell you that I'm stealing lots of your ideas. Sewing and otherwise. I'm not creative enough to come up with my own ideas so I just steal other people's work and re-create them (like my bookshelf in Grace's new room, pictures to come) Please pray for TA soon! :) Ellen
ReplyDeleteI love it! You are still mentoring other teachers! Audrey told me after dinner tonight that she wished she was homeschooled. It made me a little sad. She's having a hard start. You remember what a jump first grade is-and she has a male teacher. I love all the things you and EK are doing!
ReplyDeleteDid you post about the story line? How did you make yours? What a fabulous idea!! Email me some more details about this story line!!
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