Using active voice for more clear writing
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Sep 18, 2007
Hello,
This is my first year teaching science and I would love
some ideas on what to include in a science grant that I'd
like to write. I was thinking about those portable
science kits that include everything in them for a
particular topic. I also want to get those glass specimin
blocks so the kids could actually see a real insect or
whatever rather than seeing it in a book. Any ideas would
be greatly appreciated!!! I'm horrible at getting my ideas
down onto paper!!!
Jennifer
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