Where The Red Fern Grows 21st Century “Illustrated” Citations
Posted on October 29th, 2007 by Intrepidteacher
In order to help students better visualize and create mental images when they read, we decided to create short multi-sensory illustrations of passages from Where The Red Fern Grows.
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Just found your blog from global collaborations wiki. I am a fourth grade teacher in Colorado. I am planning on having students use podcasting to describe what they are visualizing. Looking at your multisensory illustrations makes me think this would be a good next step… having other students create such an illustration based on someone’s else’s descriptions.
We are at room24.blogspot.com. I am not thrilled with blogger, how have you found edublogs? I am considering it for next year.
Great way to help students visualize literature. I loved reading “Where the Red Fern Grows” as a child. It brought back memories watching these short videos.
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