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May 20, 2013
Dan4thgr
This can be used a a quick opener or closer for your observation. Start with a very short sentence on the board. The boy ran. Then have the kids expand with any and all adjectives and adverbs. You can fill up the length of the board in no time at all and the kids enjoy making very interesting sentences.
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