Our lesson was about “How to be a
Good Citizen”. The students generate ideas about the concept, and they teacher
wrote down their ideas on a web. One of their ideas was about “Cooperation”.
Grade three students asked if they can bring oranges and lemons to make orange
juice and lemonade. The teacher supported the idea. Students divided the work
among each other. Each one of them has a specific task. Each task was really
essential to complete the work successfully. The next day, the students were
super ready to start! We worked all together, helped each other and cooperated
to finish it on time. Because of the precious cooperation, we enjoyed a
delicious orange juice and lemonade. Everyone was engaged. The students were
happy, and they exactly understood the true meaning of a good citizen. Also,
they learned how good citizens can make their community better. It was fruitful
activity; students’ learning about that concept was really meaningful because
they applied what they’ve learned in a real context.
In this blog, you will find students' published work (Grades 3,4,and 5)and some educational posts and beneficial reflections
About Me
~ Don’t give up on your dreams just because you: encounter a few bumps on the road, someone tells that you are not good enough, who are they to tell you that? you don’t have all you need, life has been unfair, it’s taking too long to accomplish. You were born for a great purpose. Keep your dreams alive. See on the flip side of life ~ Eston Swaby. This quote clearly my Beliefs in life. I am 21 years old; I teach at Rawafid school. I am an English teacher. . I graduated last year from LIU.
I really like the fact that you appreciate your students' achievements and works, I think this should be more publicized as a reward/ punishment kind of educational methodology, and nice to be shared with other students at other schools.
ReplyDeletelooks like fun!
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