50 Shades of Grit - Part 1
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Aug 15, 2010
A postcard exchange helps teach the states, geography, and social studies skills (map reading, history, etc) in a positive and engaging way. As a class, you write a postcard message about your state (two paragraphs, one about your class, one about your state). After attaching the labels (I’ll send the addresses in label format, or you can write them on), put the Post Cards in the mail and wait. You will receive a postcard from every state (if we get them all full!!!). When you get each postcard, read it, explore the state, and post it on the wall if you wish.
If you’d like to join, and have a class in one of the listed states… email me at morningsunsets @ yahoo . com. Please also feel free to ask any questions!
I hope you join us!
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