I don't know if this is being practiced in every school here in the United States but I really like the idea of letting them participate in publishing a book. When my daughter was in Kindergarten, they had one also.
This kind of project really encourages children to like writing and creating short stories. This is the main reason why my daughter started writing the short stories in her notebook. I will be sharing it here one by one soon.
The title of the book that they did last year in Kindergarten was "What did I see?" and this year they wrote about their "Favorite color."
Below is the image that you get from a special lens that is attached to a kid's flashlight.
Below is the image that you get from a special lens that is attached to a kid's flashlight.
"We are involved in youth testing internationally.
We want to try to prove without a shadow of a doubt the relationship
between physical fitness and health, not just physical fitness and ability to perform."
That's too cute Rylie. My favorite color is blue and red. :)
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my big girl loves writing "books" too and she's been asking me to find a publisher for her. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a good idea. Of course, I love blue!
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.....ahh so cute. I remmeber my daughter those days. I actually kept a lot of her stories she wrote for her to look when she grows up.
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what a neat hand-writing sweetie :-) Visiting from Blue Monday, hope that you can return the visit too Sis :-)
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Beautiful post Rylie. I like red too.
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I agree with the children in school being encouraged to create and write about things and people they love, or in this case, 'what they see and their favorite color. Your photos are adorable and the book is so special for you to keep as a memory. I still have a book such as this that one of my daughters wrote in the 5th grade. I should probably give it back to her. I will, but it is so much fun to look back and enjoy it from time to time.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this sweet project.
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good luck sa pag sulat niya ng short stories....
ReplyDeleteMy daughter has been making books every year. FUN idea.
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nice post short stories...
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Nice.
ReplyDeleteoh,I loved reading her words...
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea. This is something that she can keep and show her kids someday. Hala, advance mode, lol. Nice handwriting, Rylie. So neat.
ReplyDeleteThat is what I like about their schools here, sis, they really encourage the students to read. Yogi is loving reading now and my husband who is so supportive gave him lots of books as gifts.
ReplyDeleteThey haven't tried writing a book yet though but more of a reading journal pa lang which is also good because it will develop their writing skills talaga. :)
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I am not sure how many schools do that now. It is a wonderful tool and skill for any child.
ReplyDeleteThat is very creative. It will make kids encourage to be more expressive. She did a great job! :) How wonderful! Visiting!
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Awesome idea! Happy Pink Saturday! ~Diane (I am #21)
ReplyDeleteMy kids loved writing their own books. They'd ask me to "buy" them for a penny. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the flashlight shadow.
Yes, I love the red. Beautiful picture.
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ReplyDeleteRylie did a wonderful job with her book. I love red too!!
ReplyDeleteLove the shadow!
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That is a wonderful idea! What a treasure!
ReplyDeleteA great idea to encourage children to give their writing a reality!
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