Nicole Petranchuk
Onomatopoeia
Photostory
For Halloween, my class read a story called The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything. This story contains examples of onomatopoeia (words that stand for the sounds things make). After reading a book from our library called If You Were Onomatopoeia, the students in my class came up with thier own sentences copying the story pattern. It came out so cute that I asked Mrs. Bang, our librarian, to help make it into a photostory to share with our families. Just click on the picture below to view the photostory... I hope you enjoy it.
~Mrs. Terrell
If you have Windows Media Player on your computer, just click on the picture above to view the photostory.
If you do not have Windows Media Player, you can download it for free here.
(Unfortunately Windows Media Player is not compatible with Macs.)
Photostory
For Halloween, my class read a story called The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything. This story contains examples of onomatopoeia (words that stand for the sounds things make). After reading a book from our library called If You Were Onomatopoeia, the students in my class came up with thier own sentences copying the story pattern. It came out so cute that I asked Mrs. Bang, our librarian, to help make it into a photostory to share with our families. Just click on the picture below to view the photostory... I hope you enjoy it.
~Mrs. Terrell
If you have Windows Media Player on your computer, just click on the picture above to view the photostory.
If you do not have Windows Media Player, you can download it for free here.
(Unfortunately Windows Media Player is not compatible with Macs.)
