Thanks for sharing your week 3 materials with images. Using an image as a prompt for a story is a great idea. Studnets are given an opportunity to be creatiev and everyone will see a different story, I’m sure.
A few comments on the materials I love the choice of photos. They allow for a lot of imagination. Are they your own photos? If they are, you can still write the source.
I like the fact that students have a choice too – also that they collaborate and work in groups.
I think I’d include more instructions and a structured step-by-step guidance. I think I’d also provide students with the language you want them to include – on the actual worksheet.
Katherine Bilsborough I forgot to mention the sources. The first four photos were taken from eltpics, the last one is mine, taken at the school gate, and the one with thrown flowers was taken by a friend of mine. You're right about poor instruction on my part. It's just that I use a coursebook with all the necessary input for my students. Lazy summer, lazy me. :)
Hi Gordana,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your week 3 materials with images. Using an image as a prompt for a story is a great idea. Studnets are given an opportunity to be creatiev and everyone will see a different story, I’m sure.
A few comments on the materials
I love the choice of photos. They allow for a lot of imagination. Are they your own photos? If they are, you can still write the source.
I like the fact that students have a choice too – also that they collaborate and work in groups.
I think I’d include more instructions and a structured step-by-step guidance.
I think I’d also provide students with the language you want them to include – on the actual worksheet.
I’d love to read the finished stories! Well done.
Katherine Bilsborough I forgot to mention the sources. The first four photos were taken from eltpics, the last one is mine, taken at the school gate, and the one with thrown flowers was taken by a friend of mine.
ReplyDeleteYou're right about poor instruction on my part. It's just that I use a coursebook with all the necessary input for my students. Lazy summer, lazy me. :)
Gordana, lovely writing prompts. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteDanielle Sales Thank you, Danielle. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures and the tasks, I thought they could also be cut up in pieces and put together in class to increase students' suspense. :)
ReplyDeleteMaria Theologidou A great suggestion. Thanks, Maria.
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