miércoles, 16 de mayo de 2012


Children are like God, full of tenderness,
peace and universal 
language of love.

                                          Pedro Pantoja Santiago

miércoles, 9 de mayo de 2012



Authors’ ideas

Anything you can do to increase communication in your class will reduce your need to impose order by authority, and reduce the student’s need to rebel against that authority.
                             -John O. Stevens, Awareness-


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Is very important to create a good atmosphere, a friendly and a lot of trust between teacher and students, this will make the students are more apt to learning and they can lose their fear about the teacher but not respect.


The strange machine

My uncle is an inventor. One day, I was searching through the attic of my uncle’s house. I found a very strange machine with many buttons, knobs, dials, and levers. I had never seen a machine like it before. On one side, there was a button that said ‘on’. When I oppressed it a big cubicle appeared and I entered inside there was a keyboard and I wrote library immediately I arrived at local library. Oh!! What a surprise that I took, “it’s wonderful” I thought. Maybe I could go at the seabed and know a starfish I got back the cubicle and wrote “seabed” oh was amazing I was in the seabed wearing a diving suit, I could swim with different kind of fishes and finally I could have in my hands a starfish, well it wasn’t so beautiful as I imagined but the experience was wonderful…


When I got back to my uncle’s house I thought: “my uncle is greatest 
inventor in life” 



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miércoles, 2 de mayo de 2012


What’s love?


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And where is love when someone screams?
“I love my boyfriend! I love my girlfriend!”
                                                                                                                                                             By Sandra Loká

What about others?
All have nice feelings
Can I worry about you friend?
You are a special person for me…
We can share beautiful things...
                                                                                                  
                                                                  By me...


viernes, 27 de abril de 2012


RAPUNZEL


CATEGORY

4

3

2

1

POINTS





Organization
The story is
very well
organized. One
idea or scene
follows another
in a logical
sequence with
clear
transitions.
The story is
pretty well
organized. One
idea or scene
may seem out
of place. Clear
transitions are
used.
The story is a
little hard to
follow. The
transitions are
sometimes not
clear.
Ideas and
scenes seem to
be randomly
arranged.




3


Elements of
Folk Tales



At least three of
the elements of
folk tales
discussed in
class are
included in the
story. 
Two of the
elements of folk
tales discussed
in class are
included in the
story. 
Only one of the
elements of folk
tales discussed
in class are
included in the
story. 

There are no
elements of folk
tales discussed
in class
included in the
story. 




3

Spelling and
Punctuation
There are no
spelling or
punctuation
errors in the
final draft. 
There is one
spelling or
punctuation
error in the final
draft. 
There are twothree spelling
and punctuation
errors in the
final draft. 
The final draft
has more than
three spelling
and punctuation
errors.


3


Neatness

The final draft
of t
he story is
readable, clean,
neat and
attractive. It is
free of erasures
and crossed-out
words. It looks
like the author
took great pride
in it. 
The final draft
of the story is
readable, neat
and attractive. It
may have one
or two erasures,
but they are not
distracting. It
looks like the
author took
some pride in it.
The final draft
of the story is
readable and
some of the
pages are
attractive. It
looks like parts
of it might have
been done in a
hurry. 
The final draft is
not neat or
attractive. It
looks like the
student just
wanted to get it
done and didn't
care what it
looked like.


4


TOTAL
13

Teacher
Comments


Folk Tale Assignment Rubric




LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD


CATEGORY

4

3

2

1

POINTS





Organization
The story is
very well
organized. One
idea or scene
follows another
in a logical
sequence with
clear
transitions.
The story is
pretty well
organized. One
idea or scene
may seem out
of place. Clear
transitions are
used.
The story is a
little hard to
follow. The
transitions are
sometimes not
clear.
Ideas and
scenes seem to
be randomly
arranged.




3


Elements of
Folk Tales



At least three of
the elements of
folk tales
discussed in
class are
included in the
story. 
Two of the
elements of folk
tales discussed
in class are
included in the
story. 
Only one of the
elements of folk
tales discussed
in class are
included in the
story. 

There are no
elements of folk
tales discussed
in class
included in the
story. 




3

Spelling and
Punctuation
There are no
spelling or
punctuation
errors in the
final draft. 
There is one
spelling or
punctuation
error in the final
draft. 
There are twothree spelling
and punctuation
errors in the
final draft. 
The final draft
has more than
three spelling
and punctuation
errors.


4


Neatness

The final draft
of t
he story is
readable, clean,
neat and
attractive. It is
free of erasures
and crossed-out
words. It looks
like the author
took great pride
in it. 
The final draft
of the story is
readable, neat
and attractive. It
may have one
or two erasures,
but they are not
distracting. It
looks like the
author took
some pride in it.
The final draft
of the story is
readable and
some of the
pages are
attractive. It
looks like parts
of it might have
been done in a
hurry. 
The final draft is
not neat or
attractive. It
looks like the
student just
wanted to get it
done and didn't
care what it
looked like.


4


TOTAL
14

Teacher
Comments
 Little Red Riding Hood leaves us a great lesson about following the advice of our parents, for kids is a great story.