In this lesson, students will compare and contrast adjectives and adverbs. We will explore how acting out an adverb is easier than an adjective. While we can reach for the adjective, they are often difficult to physically demonstrate. As a trick for identifying the difference, we teach students to try to imagine acting them out.
Discover the possibilities of creative writing by making visual imagery that will inspire your students in new and exciting ways! The idea of a treasure map has long been a topic of excitement for young people. Allow your students to generate their own map and inspire a creative writing session!
Students will learn about the art that documents our world via art history, genres and master artists. Students will select an era or artist who inspires them, research it and create an artwork using collage, painting and drawing skills.
Students will act out in first person a chosen biography, focusing on their life, hardships, and triumphs.
In this lesson students will form tableaux (frozen pictures) representing what they are reading or hearing. This is a great way to bring the story to life and to check for comprehension. It is also a great way to activate learning.