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What are ways you might have student imitate?

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What are ways you might have student imitate?

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What are ways you might have students celebrate?

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What are ways you might have students celebrate?

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Students can imitate on Post-its (as we did), in reading or writing journals, on a shared Google-doc, a padlet, or email.

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Students can imitate on Post-its (as we did), in reading or writing journals, on a shared Google-doc, a padlet, or email.

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Students could imitate on discussion boards or on a Google Form that could be shared with the class.

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Students could imitate on discussion boards or on a Google Form that could be shared with the class.

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You could celebrate student writing by displaying it in the classroom or in the hallway. If you had students share online, you could have them read powerful examples they noticed.

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Students can share through shared imitation.

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Students can share through shared imitation.

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Cebrations: create wall-of-sharing; post in hallway; send email home to parents; instead of just clapping, try "golf clap", "2-foot stomp", "rodeo call", or "fireworks".

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Cebrations: create wall-of-sharing; post in hallway; send email home to parents; instead of just clapping, try "golf clap", "2-foot stomp", "rodeo call", or "fireworks".

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Students can add their sentence to the wall chart.  I would have students use Shared Imitation to complete the sentence.