As part of the Literacy learning process, Mrs She's children over many years wrote stories and then drew pictures to illustrate their stories. This story writing was integrated with childrens' Inquiries. Children also recorded their stories in movies so that they could share them with the world. We are proud of this work.
My name is Mary Alice and I am a student at the University of South Alabama College visiting your blog today. I'm also a first grade teacher. I teach children who are 6-7 years old. How old are you and your classmates? We are working on using adjectives, or describing words, to enhance our writing. I think you would be really good at this because when you described Harold you used some great adjectives, like handsome, yellow, long, spotty, etc. Keep up the good work!
Danielle, I am a student at the University of South Alabama, in Mobile, Alabama, and your blog was one chosen for me to comment on. The first thing I noticed was how great you drew the giraffe in its surroundings! Harold seems to be gleefully dancing under the midday sun as he gets ready to go have a snack. You wrote the sentence of Harold, the Giraffe, very intelligently. You transferred the sentence in story form in a way that makes me interested in what Harold’s next great adventure will be. That makes you a great storyteller, so keep up the great drawing and putting it into sentences to tell a story. I am very uncomfortable in front of the camera, but you looked very comfortable in front of it, so when you go to college one day, you will be great at making the videos for your classes. Keep up the great classwork and learning about simple sentences, and maybe one day I can read one of your stories as a New York Times Best Seller
Hey Danielle, my name is Joshua Turnipseed. I am a student at the University of South Alabama, where I was chosen to comment on your blog. I really like your giraffe! You're a lot better drawer than I am. But good work on your sentences, just keep working hard and you will get it down.
Hi my name is Brittany Sparks. I am a student at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama. I loved your drawing of Harold the Giraffe. You are very talented. Good job on your sentence and keep up the good work. The more you practice the easier it gets.
Hi my name is Brittany Sparks. I am a student at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama. I loved your drawing of Harold the Giraffe. You are very talented. Good job on your sentence and keep up the good work. The more you practice the easier it gets.
Hey Danielle, I am a student at the University of South Alabama studying to become a teacher. I really enjoyed listening to your story about Harold the Giraffe. I really liked the Giraffe you drew in your blog. you are an exceptional artist. You did a very good job of reading the story describing Harold. All of the adjectives you used where very well structured in your story. I hope to see more stories and great art work from you soon. Thank you for sharing.
Hello, Danielle! I, too, am visiting to you from Alabama in the United States. Thank you for allowing us to post our comments about your awesome story of Harold, the Giraffe! I LOVE your accent!! Since I saw your video, I've been trying to make my Southern Alabama accent sound like one from New Zealand! I think it's awesome you're blogging at such a young age and sharing what you're learning in the classroom with people all around the world. I am a librarian in an elementary school, and have thoroughly enjoyed listening to your story. Keep up the great work, Danielle!!
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Hi Danielle,
My name is Mary Alice and I am a student at the University of South Alabama College visiting your blog today. I'm also a first grade teacher. I teach children who are 6-7 years old. How old are you and your classmates? We are working on using adjectives, or describing words, to enhance our writing. I think you would be really good at this because when you described Harold you used some great adjectives, like handsome, yellow, long, spotty, etc. Keep up the good work!
Danielle, I am a student at the University of South Alabama, in Mobile, Alabama, and your blog was one chosen for me to comment on. The first thing I noticed was how great you drew the giraffe in its surroundings! Harold seems to be gleefully dancing under the midday sun as he gets ready to go have a snack. You wrote the sentence of Harold, the Giraffe, very intelligently. You transferred the sentence in story form in a way that makes me interested in what Harold’s next great adventure will be. That makes you a great storyteller, so keep up the great drawing and putting it into sentences to tell a story. I am very uncomfortable in front of the camera, but you looked very comfortable in front of it, so when you go to college one day, you will be great at making the videos for your classes. Keep up the great classwork and learning about simple sentences, and maybe one day I can read one of your stories as a New York Times Best Seller
Hey Danielle, my name is Joshua Turnipseed. I am a student at the University of South Alabama, where I was chosen to comment on your blog. I really like your giraffe! You're a lot better drawer than I am. But good work on your sentences, just keep working hard and you will get it down.
Hi my name is Brittany Sparks. I am a student at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama. I loved your drawing of Harold the Giraffe. You are very talented. Good job on your sentence and keep up the good work. The more you practice the easier it gets.
Hi my name is Brittany Sparks. I am a student at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama. I loved your drawing of Harold the Giraffe. You are very talented. Good job on your sentence and keep up the good work. The more you practice the easier it gets.
Hey Danielle, I am a student at the University of South Alabama studying to become a teacher. I really enjoyed listening to your story about Harold the Giraffe. I really liked the Giraffe you drew in your blog. you are an exceptional artist. You did a very good job of reading the story describing Harold. All of the adjectives you used where very well structured in your story. I hope to see more stories and great art work from you soon. Thank you for sharing.
Hello, Danielle! I, too, am visiting to you from Alabama in the United States. Thank you for allowing us to post our comments about your awesome story of Harold, the Giraffe! I LOVE your accent!! Since I saw your video, I've been trying to make my Southern Alabama accent sound like one from New Zealand! I think it's awesome you're blogging at such a young age and sharing what you're learning in the classroom with people all around the world. I am a librarian in an elementary school, and have thoroughly enjoyed listening to your story. Keep up the great work, Danielle!!
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