Here are a few more of my favorites. I snapped some photos of projects that were simpler... I seem to be drawn to the ones that were clearly completed by the student with little to no help from the parents. To me, those are the best ones! :)
Love how this kiddo parked the car in the parking lot! |
This kiddo put wooden animals and barns on his! The corn is a nice touch too :)
The bridge is super creative!
This student was SO proud of her community! It's called Candy Town and the streets and buildings are named after kinds of candy. There are even Swedish fish in the pond! Oh, and the main street is shaped like a candy cane!
Love all the little details! The speed limit sign, cross walk, trees and swings in the park... So sweet!
THANK YOU Angela!
ReplyDeleteHow did you grade these projects?
ReplyDeleteIt was basically a "did you do it, or not?" grade, since families were encouraged to help out. I did use them for a portion of our Economics test, though. Kids had to bring their communities to me, and I asked them to tell a place that provided goods and a place that provided services.
DeleteWhere did you get your green tagboard? I am trying to find the bets price.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, I don't know. My previous school's office provided it for us.
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