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A Room With a View Project

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A Room With a View Project

 

 

 
 

 

This year we will be participating in an exciting online project entitled "A Room With a View". We will be taking an outside photo from our classroom window once a month. To practice our writing skills, we will also be writing descriptive paragraphs about what we see. Then we will send our pictures and our paragraph to the online project located at "A Room With A View: Year Long Project". You can keep up with our view, too, by checking back often and clicking on the banners below! You'll also be able to read about what we see when we look our our window!

How will the trees look? Will there be snow in November? What about in April? How will our playground look in January? Check back often to find out what looks different... and see how our writing changes!

 

  

We thought it would be neat to take a picture of our school from the window of our portable since we aren't in the building because of the work they are doing to repair fire damage. Take a read of our first descriptive writing!

A Room With a View

On September 17, 2008, when we looked out our window, we saw:

-the white and black paint they put on the outside of our school this summer

-workers on the roof working where the fire was and their equipment

-the bright blue sky

-red and purple cars parked by a fence

-a bright green car with a black stripe

-the red van that brings our lunches

 

A Room With a View

On October 30, 2008, when we looked out our window, we saw:

Carter- the white frost like a blanket of bright snow on the ground

Anthony- frost as white as a dalmation

Kassy- kids and teachers walking in the school

Kodi- the new paint on the cafeteria the color of vanilla ice cream (look at last month's picture- the cafeteria wall was red!)

Evan- a stop sign as bright as the sun in the sky

Kyle- our school. It's as beautiful as a butterfly.

Maddison- the big, bright cars lined up in a row

Jagger- a white car as white as the clouds

Can you tell we've been working on descriptive language and good word choices?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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