- identify resources here at home that they could use to read about their topic.
- read about the subject
- write down some fact they want to share
- plan a project- some way to present their information to us (could be a poster, diorama, book, etc)
- prepare an oral presentation on their topic
He used this world history book and some facts he googled to do a rough draft of a time line for WWII
Here is he is getting started. He had planned out where everything was to be. Note that mess behind him...
Here's a close up of the mess. What's better than making murals on the kitchen floor? Especially when you have a postage stamp kitchen and a bunch of apples at your heels?
Making progress...
The finished product. I was in charge receiving requests and copying maps for him. I was also somewhat of a design consultant but he decided on most of it and did it himself.
2 comments:
That's a great timeline, E10! What a great job! I look forward to seeing it when we come up.
love, Grandma
Hey Heather! I hope your recovery is going well.
I know (or thought) you had a paper roll and cutter and was wondering where you ordered them from. I used to have a link and have lost it.
Thanks! (you can email me at mikeandsheri4@valornet.com)
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