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Exploring Poetry In My Space

Submitted by Judith Lucas-Odom on Thu, 08/02/2007 - 12:33pm.
Wow! What an activity that gets you out of your comfort zone! I really enjoyed the "Change Game". I am going to use this as an opener to the first week of school. It will serve two purposes for me, first it will break the ice with my students and second it will help them to be better observers in life. Anne you always bring out the creaivity in me! I think educators need to be more creative and our students need to be more creative with the gifts, the talents, and the skills that they have. They need to learn how to create the "positive" in the situations they come across! Revising the story is what we need to teach our students to do.

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