@JennPellerin@ULethbridgeEdu Hi Jenn,
We had a quiet, but lovely Christmas—hope you enjoyed your time off, as well! I did enjoy our conversations and hope you have a great PS3. Carol
@drrobinbright @ULethbridgeEdu It’s great to see Wilson students and teachers carrying on with the important work of character development! Have a great year!
@drrobinbright @ULethbridgeEdu Thanks for your words of encouragement, Rochelle! It’s good for us to experience being beginners at new things.This helps our brains stay young and reminds us that students are often asked to do new things and take risks.Let’s remember to be kind to ourselves as learners!
@drrobinbright @ULethbridgeEdu@harkness_rhona@KariTanaka @beth_cormier @Bookmgr @colbecky1 @fictionfiend14 @JBananako @BurbotLovetalk @RJL_Edu Picture books are so useful to discuss theme, art, storyline, character development, antagonist and protagonist...the list goes on! My grade 8 students just relaxed and enjoyed when I brought out picture books. Plus, they help us to reconnect with our younger selves! Bonus!