September 12, 2011
Mrs. Rothman-Tait
In My Pajamas
Watching the News
Dear Mr. Grumply,
We all have bad days. But, Mr. Grumply, you're always grumpy! Do you think that it's fair that you're so irritable and angry towards those around you?
What exactly is your problem?
Mrs. Rothman-Tait
(Please respond to this post as if you were Mr. Grumply).
Monday, September 12, 2011
Monday, September 5, 2011
Other Interesting Ways of Writing
September 5, 2011
Mrs. Rothman-Tait
Media Center
Office with Two Windows
Dear Bloggers,
While you were reading the book, did you see any other methods that the author or illustrator used to make this book unusual to read? Please write back letting us know what you noticed.
Remember, use the letter format!
Your teacher,
Mrs. Rothman-Tait
Mrs. Rothman-Tait
Media Center
Office with Two Windows
Dear Bloggers,
While you were reading the book, did you see any other methods that the author or illustrator used to make this book unusual to read? Please write back letting us know what you noticed.
Remember, use the letter format!
Your teacher,
Mrs. Rothman-Tait
Welcome
September 5, 2011
Mrs. Rothman-Tait
Media Center
Office with Two Windows
Dear Bloggers,
Welcome to our Dying to Meet You blog. We're reading this book written by Kate Klise. Ms. Klise did some very interesting things in this book that made it a very unusual book to read. One of the things that she did was write the entire book through either letters or newspaper articles. I found that very interesting! So, as Ms. Klise did in her book, so shall we in our blog. All entries must be in a letter format. Please include the date, your name (first name and last initial) and address (please get creative with your address - we don't want any real addresses here). Include a greeting and a closing.
Remember, have fun and get creative!
Yours truly,
Mrs. Rothman-Tait
Mrs. Rothman-Tait
Media Center
Office with Two Windows
Dear Bloggers,
Welcome to our Dying to Meet You blog. We're reading this book written by Kate Klise. Ms. Klise did some very interesting things in this book that made it a very unusual book to read. One of the things that she did was write the entire book through either letters or newspaper articles. I found that very interesting! So, as Ms. Klise did in her book, so shall we in our blog. All entries must be in a letter format. Please include the date, your name (first name and last initial) and address (please get creative with your address - we don't want any real addresses here). Include a greeting and a closing.
Remember, have fun and get creative!
Yours truly,
Mrs. Rothman-Tait
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