April is Moetry Ponth!
No, I didn't forget to run chell speck! Today I shared Shel Silverstein's Runny Babbit with Mrs. Gray's second clade grass. Here's the first boem in the pook:
At the beginning of class I greeted the students in the hallway and complemented them on having a line that was gooking lood. Their puzzled expressions quickly turned to eager faces when I repeated the phrase and they spoke up with the translation, "Looking good!" I continued with jice nob, and even more students responded with an excited, "Nice job!" After directing them to come in and have a reat on the sug, I then took attendance (switching the letters of their first and last names of course). The students loved listening to the pilly soems almost as much as I enjoyed theading rem!
Click here to visit the official Shel Silverstein website. Click on "Let's Have Some Fun" to access games and puzzles, free downloads, and printables. If you click on "Shel's Books" you'll be able to watch animated poems including three from Runny Babbit! There's lots of other neat stuff on the website too, so take some time to explore. Have fun, and Happy Moetry Ponth to you!
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