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Sunday, April 17, 2016

Wrap Up: What is Red? #ClrPoem

We just completed our second week of the Twitter Time :: Color/Colour Poem Project.  Many more weeks of color to come!



The object of this collaborative project is to create digital images, share original poems, and publish through our classroom Twitter account using the hashtag #clrpoem! Each week a color of the visible spectrum will be showcased! Everyone is invited to participate!
ROY  G  BIV 

One way to remember the visible spectrum is the
ROY G BIV acronym.
(red-orange-yellow-green-blue-*indigo-violet)








Here are some highlights of What is RED? week. There are poems from California, Hawaii, Georgia, Texas, and England!  Thank you to all who participated!  

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Some poets even recorded themselves reciting a poem in Seesaw!








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How do I collect the photos and poems? One way is via Google Classroom. Here is a screenshot for next week, What is ORANGE?



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We are looking forward to next week's Twitter Time!

What is ORANGE? Tweet out your class poetry using the hashtag #ClrPoem!



What was your favorite RED poem?


What are some other ways to collect poems besides using Google Classroom? 

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3 comments:

  1. Mrs MonaghanApril 18, 2016 at 11:11 PM

    Hi Mrs Yollis and Class,

    We really enjoyed reading your poems, and writing our own - the poem about the redwood tree generated a lot of discussion - we don't have that kind of tree in England - so I think that was our favourite for the week!
    Mrs Monaghan & A Room with a View

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  2. AriApril 28, 2016 at 4:59 PM

    Dear Mrs. Yollis,

    Today was a great day because we got to pick biographies for our new project. I am sure some people chose poets who wrote great poems, but I chose George Washington. I'm excited to started reading about him, and I'm sure there's so much to learn about him. Here's a poem about him.

    Washington was great,
    He led us to victory,
    George was number one.

    I know I'll have so much more to share about him very soon.

    Your history buff,

    Ari

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    1. Mrs. RanneyMay 9, 2016 at 10:50 AM

      @Ari,

      I was very intrigued by your comment because you mentioned biographies! I know this is the time of year in third grade for the biography project, one of my favorites! I'm happy to hear that you are reading about our Founding Father, George Washington. What a great haiku you wrote about him as well!

      In 2013, I visited the Reagan Library where there was a temporary exhibit about President Washington. I posted about it on my classroom blog. Here is a link, so you can check it out and learn more about your biography subject:

      http://mrsranneysclassroomblog.blogspot.com/2013/02/will-real-george-washington-please.html

      I look forward to finding out more about what you've learned, and I can't wait to see who your classmates are reading about!

      Cheers!

      Mrs. Ranney

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