Thursday, May 24th



A few minutes to work on something of your choice or finish your point of view pieces/

Peer feedback on point of view pieces or piece of your choice

Publish to Kidblog

Work on parodies. Remember that this will work best if you are making fun of something (not in a MEAN way). :)
What's going on in this picture?  Pick one and write a story








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