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.
The Story of Rata in the Maori legends is extremely popular with the school children in New Zealand. Here is what Cyrus wrote after he heard the story being read to him by his teacher!
Well, I think you used a LOT of interesting words, Cyrus. You worked hard on this story and you have used some fantastic words. I think I heard you use the word "mariner" to tell what Rata did. Keep up the good work. I will have to remember to show this to my class. They are also learning to use interesting words. Ms Donnell
Hi Cyrus I am in school at the University of South Alabama in the USA. I am studying to be a teacher. You did a great job with the story of Rata. Keep up the great work.
4 comments:
Hi, Cyrus,
Good job! I think you have used a lot of interesting words in the story if you listen to it carefully!
Mrs She.
Wow Cyrus!
I loved the words you used to describe Rata's power and strength. I can picture this mighty, strong warrior in my head. Good job!
Ms Glaze
Well, I think you used a LOT of interesting words, Cyrus. You worked hard on this story and you have used some fantastic words. I think I heard you use the word "mariner" to tell what Rata did. Keep up the good work. I will have to remember to show this to my class. They are also learning to use interesting words. Ms Donnell
Hi Cyrus
I am in school at the University of South Alabama in the USA. I am studying to be a teacher. You did a great job with the story of Rata. Keep up the great work.
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