Blog about Courage Using Photos. This is a readwritethink activities that has teens think about the concept of courage and then find or take photographs from their own lives that they think exemplify courage.
Interesting idea for blogging. Think about how many concepts we teach, thus there are numerous ways an activity like this could be used in a variety of content areas.
Graphic Map as its name suggests is designed to help students and teachers in their writing and reading activities. It works according to an evaluative system that charts the high and low points related to a certain item or group of items like : chapters in a book , sums of money, events during a span of time, scenes in a play.
"This lesson uses the four modalities of reading (reading, writing, listening,
and speaking) on a math word problem to bridge the gap between reading and math.
After a read-aloud from the book Math Curse by Jon Scieszka and Lane
Smith, students create their own word problems with answers. Students solve each
other's problems. As they reread the word problems, fluency and comprehension
increase. Finally, students use the skills they've learned creating word
problems to complete a crossword puzzle. As students read the math concept words
presented in the
puzzle and write the correct answers, their reading and
writing math vocabulary skills increase."