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Believe- I before the E except after C

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Bless dez babies!

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Cuppes
Cups
Plural Suffixes

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reciept

Spelled correctly: receipt

Rule: I before e except after C

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Same day different shit

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My mother tells me to "fix" my hair.
And by fix, she means straighten, whiten.
You are not the answer.
You are not the problem.
You are a woman who can build it yourself. You are born to build.
I can't answer it all.
I have lots of questions.

Do not mistake yourself for a guardian

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You are not the father.

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Neighbor

"Unless it sounds like A"

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The lady is screaming at a pitch that only three of the babies can hear; hence why they are crying.

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"You get a baby! You get a baby! You get a baby!

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The slate black sky

staring into my eyes

it sparkles, it shines

stars morph into patterns

I make up as I trace them

then I wake up and erase them

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We had a split between level 2 and level 3 (2-3s, 3-2s).

We thought that those questions were interesting, and interesting questions tend to require deeper thought than basic observation questions.

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Finally, there's one who actually paid attention!

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1. What are they doing out there at night? (1)
2. Where are they? (1)
3. Who are they? (1)
4. What are they looking for/at? (1)
5. Why aren't they wearing warmer clothing? (2)

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Babys

change y to i and es

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1.  Where are they?
2.  Why is he taking a selfie?
3.  Is there a ghost?
4.  What are they doing out there?
5.  Does the boat actually cut through the ice?

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1. Is that snow?
2. Is he really taking a selfie?
3. Who is the tall guy in the back?
4. Where are they?
5.  Is that building on fire?

Level 1 - because we want more basic information to guide our deeper questioning.

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The clock stopped... 74 minutes past 18...it was time to get up

The soldier had been sleeping for a millennia, the sight of the destroyed city was his only vision. As he stepped out of the sleeping pod, he looked around him, the other pods were empty. His fellow soldiers must have already awoken, summoned to fight for an unknown cause. The smell of oil and rust filled his nostrils as he took his first step out of the bunker. It was nighttime, a vision of destroyed buildings and dead trees stretched out into the horizon. There was a broken asphalt road that passed through the hills, carved out by mortar shells leaving bare bedrock exposed. The slumbering soldier followed the path to a metal city, composed of scrap metal. The large doors were held together by pleated metal sheet. He stepped through the doors…

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You cannot fix what was never broken,
Take that loss called
"The child who'd rather play than study"
You're always inside me.

Take us forward,
On America.
The same old story.
Bewilderment.
Take a moment.
You cannot fix what was never broken.

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I'm actually pregnant with seven more

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"One birthday cake for all of us!? That's BULLSHIT!"

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The Voyager
I don't make cents here
I'll count the weeks, months
I came from nowhere
And yet I am

Look
Take a look

the horn of a continent my skin is itching to be scratched

The wild tangle of hair that strangles air

Falls down my back

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ctrl + C     ctrl + V ctrl + V ctrl + V ctrl + V ctrl + V ctrl + V

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I decided to add sensory information to my story to give life to the room that the protagonist was in .

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Where is this?
How'd they get there?
Where is the batman?
Is that snow, or soap foam?
Where are you Christmas?

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Saddly
double consonants

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Neighbor

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I love how deep our poems were. They reflect our own personal trials and tribulations in life. It was fun to take another person's art and use it to create your own that may inspire you to create something original. The choices tapped into a lot of different personalities!

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The clock stopped... 74 minutes past 18...it was time to get up. The year was 2098. Time had been destroyed in the flood, along with everything else. My home, my life, me.

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Our favorite part was writing the poem because we felt like our poem was creative but we also had a starting point
using the poems provided.

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Having to find three lines from various poems encouraged us to want to explore the poems more when we have time.

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Could have made it better. Almost too many choices and too much to work with, but that depends on the class and types of students. Opportunities for student creativity.

Could have promoted more talking. There was alot of reading and interpreting the directions, but not much collaborative talk. Allowing students to choose promoted student ownership.

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one of the problems that we had is that we were getting too interested in some of the content, like the poems, and spent all of our time reading instead of discussing or creating our own.

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It was fun, we got to choose where to begin first and then talked about the activities with our partners. We felt like we needed more time for some of the activities.

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Reading together gave us the same context when creating our poems

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we had the freedom of choosing what to do

there wasn't only one answer, so gave us opportunity to collaborate

we worked together to figure things out, a lot of talking and problem solving skills

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It was a fun activity , but strategic partnering might have made it easier (since Arynne is ELA).  I get why we had to rush through, but more time would have been nice!

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The activity was very fun, we enjoyed writing and reading the short story, and making captions for the picture. I would make this better by having more writing prompts for the explode the moment

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The activities could be done alone, but completing them collaboratively made the learning much more rich.