Mrs.
Bradshaw's Class |
Definition Poems |
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Apples Apples are everywhere come on and share. Apples make the world go round without apples I would frown! by Ryan |
Apples are like... jewels, ruby, emerald, and topaz. Apples are good like a pool. They make you feel good. by Luke |
Apples Red apples are sweet and juicy when being picked off the fresh trees. Green apples are sour and sometime go in a rainy shower. Yellow apples are munchy and tasty and they also are bright yellow. Also some apples have worm holes. by Miriah |
Apples Apples are like a shower. Apples are like sugar. Apples have seeds. by Justin |
Apples Apples are slick and shiny when you cut them open with a knife Apples apples, good and mooshy and shiny. by Brooke |
Apples red green yellow by Anna |
Apples are sweet. Apples are red. Apples are yellow, green. Apples are smooshy. Some are hard. by Chasity |
Apples Red apples are sweet and juicy like being picked off a fresh tree. Green apples are slimey on the outside but Yellow apples are crunchy and sweet and very good in summer as well. Leaving the apple department... by Logan |
Apples Even I can eat them. by Keith |
Apples Apples are red. Apples are fruity. Apples are big. by Dustin |
Apples Apples are my greatest pal, They're what make my stomach growl. You know what? I think I'll have one right now! by Paige |
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Apples Apples are sweet just like you and me. by Brandi |
Apples good to eat if you eat them... by Mary Susan |
Apples Apples apples What are they? Apples are for us to eat everyday. by Lauren |
Apples Apples apples good to eat. If you eat them they taste sweet. Apples apples red and green. What a treat! by Trent |
Apples I crave apples. I love apples. Apples, apples! are sweet. I love apples! by Tonya |
Apples Apples, apples they're good. I am one and so are you! They're red, yellow, green and mixed in their own way. by Lindsey |
An Apple It starts as a flower, Then fades away. In its place swells a green pome one day, Growing until early in the Fall. Slowly, it turns red and is no longer small. Finally, it is picked and eaten by all. by: Mrs. Debbie Bradshaw |
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We began our apple study with KWL.
Students identified areas they were most interested in. The unit grew from there while
including our Kentucky Learner Goals and the academic expectations that go along with them. Students were to create a definition poem. We brainstormed properties of apples, came up with some poems together and then worked at tables creating our own. The writing activity included the following academic expectations. They are as follows: Goal 1 (1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.10, 1.11, 1.16)Students used research tools (internet, encyclopedias, other people, trade books, observations) to learn more about apples. This gave us sufficient background knowledge to build our writings upon. Other goals were met throughout the unit including science ( apple experiments, plant development) math( weighing, surveying, bar graphing) social studies (Johnny Appleseed, areas of production, visiting orchard) practical learning (cooking apple pies). arts/humanities (apple collage) |