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What's in the Bag Anyway?
Don't we all want to know what's in the brown bag? The weighted wad clutched in tiny hands--wafting ripe banana though linoleum halls-- yielding it's last bite of life on the path to Miss Love's classroom? But that doesn't get to the bottom of...
Thanks, Mrs. Fisher! How My Third Grade Teacher Made the Difference of a Lifetime
This Hub is in response to the question "How did you get started writing?" It was a fun question to reflect on.
6 commentsLemonade Economics for Kids
I believe that children learn not only by doing, but by being able to make connections to what they are learning. I have put together several economics lessons that incorporate an interactive lemonade stand that allows students to experience...
0 commentsOn Being a Third Grader: An Interview with Robin
The fall is a busy time for my eight year old son Robin as he makes the transition from summer camp and late afternoon swims in the ocean to multiplication tables, soccer and a after-school activities. I was able to catch up with him for a brief...
0 commentsBlack Suede Shoes: I Told a Little White Lie
When my longing eyes caused me to lie to get what I wanted, my plan backfired! My black suede shoes turned out to be ugly square red shoes!
8 comments101 Books for 9, 10, 11 Year Old Boy | Third, Fourth and Fifth Grade Student Reading List
Nine to eleven year old boys are typically in the third to fifth grade. At this age, most of them are intermediate readers, who have developed enough reading skills to read chapter books, but not quite adolescent readers yet. At this level, the...
8 commentsThe Story of My Life---from a 3rd Grader
The following was an assignment I did for class in third grade. Chapter 1 Once when I was around one years old. Someone noked at the door when I was up stairs in my walker. We had little gates on the stairs so I wouldn’t go up stairs. But...
0 commentsElementary Language Arts Lesson Plan- Story Starters
Curriculum Area: Language/Literacy Title of Activity: Story Starters Age: 8 to 9 year olds (3rd graders) Goal of the Activity: The goal of this activity is to teach children...
0 commentsAdventures of a Child learning how to write
When children are learning how to write, they often times make mistakes by sounding out the words. What are your funny stories of your children learning how to write?
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