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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Mirror, Mirror… We have Courage one and all!
We have had a lot of fun this week working on Courage. For the past two days my students have been working on making Courage Mirrors. They have also made some personal connections to understanding courage and being courageous by writing their own personal narrative on a courageous experience and making a Courage tab booklet. I love how cute their "reflections" turned out in their mirrors!
If you would like to use this activity with your own students you can pick up a copy at my Teacher's Notebook store.
If you would like to use this activity with your own students you can pick up a copy at my Teacher's Notebook store.
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This is a wonderful activity, thanks for sharing.
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