Here are a few pictures of some of the sentences they created:
{By the way, sorry for the glare! We put the cards in freezer bags so that our dry-erase markers would erase more easily!}
Not too bad for a Monday, huh? I realize the whole "said is dead" craze but I wanted to keep the format simple for my beginning quote-ers. I did include cards with the said part at the beginning and at the end so that my kiddos would get used to putting the comma in the correct place.
You can download your own set of these cards here or by clicking the image below. If you decide to download, I sure would appreciate some feedback. You know I read each and every one of your comments. :)
I'll leave you with this photo I took today during our daily enrichment time. One of my kids checked out but before he left he made sure to leave this behind for his friend...I guess the chicken wings are the reward? Nothing like a little motivation!































The macaroni quotes are awesome!
ReplyDeleteJourney of a Substitute Teacher
This is a fantastic idea - I'm pinning it!!
ReplyDelete✰Amber
Sparkles , Smiles, and Student Teaching
This is great! I repinned it and would love to share it on my FB too. :)
ReplyDeleteSo creative.
ReplyDeleteYearn to Learn Blog
I teach 3rd and 4th grade, but I have some who just can't get the comma then quotation mark concept. Thanks so much for this idea, Mary.
ReplyDeleteRenee in CA
What a great idea to review famous people and quotes also!! I have several children who still struggle with quotation marks! THANK YOU!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great way to play with quotation marks. I will be pinning this one for sure!
ReplyDeleteThe famous American quotes might not work with my audience but I bet I can find plenty of reasons to use this idea. We are reading Charlotte's Web next term and they are also going on an excursion to the local Show. I'm sure they will have plenty of opportunities to practise direct speech.
Thanks for sharing!
Jane
The Learning Curve
I LOVE the macaroni quotation marks! Great idea!!!
ReplyDeleteJena
1st Grade with Miss Snowden