Pam,
You're hired! When you retire, I want you to move to Lancaster and help my wife and I finish raising our sons. Your method is straightforward and authentic. I am certain that you are effective with most every child. Keep doing what you are doing. You ooze confidence and ability. Long may you run!
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Pam,
ReplyDeleteI can use much of your materials, especially the page we discussed today, with my freshmen. They make some of the same mistakes--almost to the point of picking wedgies.
I enjoyed the humor because, as Mary Poppins says, "A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down."
The volume level activity was quite helpful.
I also appreciate how you are improving their oral communications to help them be more successful in the upper grades.
Nice tie between writing and speaking.
Pam, That was really inspiring - I really need to work on this part of my class - I appreciate having your handy handouts - Going to use this!
ReplyDeletePam, when you're finished with Brett's boys, come and help me with mine!
ReplyDeleteNice job, Pam! I love your attention to this very important skill for students. I have done show-n-tell with my 5th graders who may bring in appropriate objects to share with the class but they first must develop a speech to present. I am going to 'Steele' your plans and incorporate my speech as one of their required speeches.
ReplyDeleteGreat Job!!!