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/blockquote>
The following states are still needed to complete our
Postcard Exchange:
AL, AK, CO, CT, DE, DC, IA, KS, KY, ME, MD, MN, MT, NV,
NH, ND, OR, RI, SC, SD, WV, WY
If you are interested, please e-mail me your school
address. We would love to have you. To find out more about
the Postcard Exchange, rea...See More/blockquote>
The following states are still needed to complete our
Postcard Exchange:
AL, AK, CO, CT, DE, DC, IA, KS, KY, ME, MD, MN, MT, NV,
NH, ND, OR, RI, SC, SD, WV, WY
If you are interested, please e-mail me your school
address. We would love to have you. To find out more about
the Postcard Exchange, read on.
I teach 5th grade and find that a postcard exchange ties
in well as a geography review, as well as writing--the
format of a postcard.
If you choose to join, your job will be to send each
participant a postcard.
Usually I have my class create one postcard and then
photocopy and glue it on individual postcards. In the
letter we include information about our state and our
school.
Then when we receive the various cards from other states
we display them on a bulletin board. I put a U.S. map on
the wall and everytime I receive a card we put a pin in
that city/state and attach the postcard.
My students love receiving the postcards. They have an
opportunity to learn little things about states and
schools.
At the end of the summer I will be e-mailing all of the
participants a list of addresses that will be involved in
the exchange. Usually we have about 30 states, I would
love to get all 50 states, but I haven't had that happen
yet.
Let me know if you have any other questions or if you are
interested so I can add your state to our list.
/blockquote>
We would LOVE to have your state represented in our
exchange. Please email if interested.
by Jeanne /FL
Jul 13, 2004
/blockquote>
Join the fun! We need ONE CLASS from Alaska to help
complete our postcard group. If interested, you will need
to obtain about 50 picture postcards and
stamps. Include a message about your state (state
symbols, interesting facts, famous places, people, etc.)
We will mail our postcards in October. I will s...See More/blockquote>
Join the fun! We need ONE CLASS from Alaska to help
complete our postcard group. If interested, you will need
to obtain about 50 picture postcards and
stamps. Include a message about your state (state
symbols, interesting facts, famous places, people, etc.)
We will mail our postcards in October. I will supply
preprinted address labels. If you are interested in
joining our group, please email
me or go to my website and sign up there.
It's so much fun to see the excitement in your class when
the mail comes and the postcards begin to arrive. US
Geography has never been so much fun!
Jeanne/FL
/blockquote>
The following states are still needed to complete our
Postcard Exchange:
AK, MT, NH, RI, WY
If you are interested, please e-mail me your school
address. We would love to have you. To find out more about
the Postcard Exchange, read on.
I teach 5th grade and find that a postcard exchange ties ...See More/blockquote>
The following states are still needed to complete our
Postcard Exchange:
AK, MT, NH, RI, WY
If you are interested, please e-mail me your school
address. We would love to have you. To find out more about
the Postcard Exchange, read on.
I teach 5th grade and find that a postcard exchange ties
in well as a geography review, as well as writing--the
format of a postcard.
If you choose to join, your job will be to send each
participant a postcard.
Usually I have my class create one postcard and then
photocopy and glue it on individual postcards. In the
letter we include information about our state and our
school.
Then when we receive the various cards from other states
we display them on a bulletin board. I put a U.S. map on
the wall and everytime I receive a card we put a pin in
that city/state and attach the postcard.
My students love receiving the postcards. They have an
opportunity to learn little things about states and
schools.
At the end of the summer I will be e-mailing all of the
participants a list of addresses that will be involved in
the exchange. Usually we have about 30 states, I would
love to get all 50 states, but I haven't had that happen
yet.
Let me know if you have any other questions or if you are
interested so I can add your state to our list.
by Pamela Steadman
Jul 20, 2004
/blockquote>
Hello
I am available to come to you if you would like to take the
following course in Story Drama.
OR...perhaps you would just like my KIT on Story Drama...
"Becoming Your Story Workshop.
" This is a four week course (once a week) and each class
is ninety minutes long. We discuss the or...See More/blockquote>
Hello
I am available to come to you if you would like to take the
following course in Story Drama.
OR...perhaps you would just like my KIT on Story Drama...
"Becoming Your Story Workshop.
" This is a four week course (once a week) and each class
is ninety minutes long. We discuss the origins of
storytelling, how "oral interpretation" puts ZEST into YOUR
storytelling, how interactive storytelling enhances story
drama, costume and character ideas, business card know-how
and flyer ideas, fees to charge if you decide to become a
public storyteller, dealing with the public, handling
children and how to keep their attention, problem-solving,
how to market ones self as a storyteller, dialects, how
music and art influence story drama, age-appropriate
materials, the use of props and puppets, volunteering your
time, periodical and catalogue contacts for storytelling
and drama… and much more. No more than twelve students to
one class. This is wonderful for seniors, teens, or young
mothers who want to put some zest into their children’s
stories!
*"Becoming Your Story Kit"... This is a kit which allows
self instruction on all the areas covered in the "Becoming
Your Story Workshop" described above. Many of my original
stories and skits are included in this kit..
*"Story in A Tube!"...this makes a fun birthday gift...and
is sent out immediatly to the birthday child!
I have also sent this each month to individual
classes...with many original stories in it.
Thanks,
Pam Steadman, Clip Clop Enterprises, Inc. 2004
/blockquote>
Hi,
The summer is coming to an end and like many people, I am
trying to make sure that we have our Postcard Exchange
Project ready to go.
I need your help:
We are trying to find people from the following states to
help us complete our Postcard Exchange Group.
Alaska, Arkansa...See More/blockquote>
Hi,
The summer is coming to an end and like many people, I am
trying to make sure that we have our Postcard Exchange
Project ready to go.
I need your help:
We are trying to find people from the following states to
help us complete our Postcard Exchange Group.
Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut,
Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland,
Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina,
North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South
Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia,
Wisconsin, Wyoming
THANK YOU :) Please email me if interested!
B
/blockquote>
mY HUSBAND is getting his masters in Business Education.
and we're thinking of moving. Can anyone give me an idea
of what High School Teachers Get paid in Alaska? or where
i can find that information? and the cost of living!?
/blockquote>
The following states are still needed to complete our
Postcard Exchange:
AK, MT, NH, WY
ONLY the above states are needed.
If you are interested, please e-mail me your school
address. [email removed].
I teach 5th grade and find that a postcard exchange ties
in well as a geography rev...See More/blockquote>
The following states are still needed to complete our
Postcard Exchange:
AK, MT, NH, WY
ONLY the above states are needed.
If you are interested, please e-mail me your school
address. [email removed].
I teach 5th grade and find that a postcard exchange ties
in well as a geography review, as well as writing--the
format of a postcard.
If you choose to join, your job will be to send each
participant a postcard.
Usually I have my class create one postcard and then
photocopy and glue it on individual postcards. In the
letter we include information about our state and our
school.
Then when we receive the various cards from other states
we display them on a bulletin board. I put a U.S. map on
the wall and everytime I receive a card we put a pin in
that city/state and attach the postcard.
My students love receiving the postcards. They have an
opportunity to learn little things about states and
schools.
At the end of the summer I will be e-mailing all of the
participants a list of addresses that will be involved in
the exchange.
Let me know if you have any other questions or if you are
interested so I can take your state off of our list.
[email removed]
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On 7/22/04, B wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The summer is coming to an end and like many people, I am
> trying to make sure that we have our Postcard Exchange
> Project ready to go.
>
> I need your help:
>
> We are trying to find people from the following states to
> he...See More