We achieved writing a three-nation collaborative story before the end of the Canadian school year an the mid year holidays for Argentina and South Africa! Here is an example of one of our stories. (We used the amazing programme Etherpad for our collaboration).
It's Miss Ale from Argentina!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!! It looks wonderful! Hope you are all having a nice holiday after such a hard work. We are starting ours in two weeks' time. It was really amazing to carry out this project together. Let's go for more after our holidays. Bye for now!! Love from Miss Ale from Buenos Aires -Argentina
Hello,
ReplyDeleteIt´s chiara from Argentina,
it was fantastic doing in Etherpad the stories with Canadas and South Africa children too.
I like a lot doing this stories,
Bye, Chiara from Buenos Aries-Argentina.
Hello!!!
ReplyDeleteI am Meli B, a student of Miss Ale from Argentina! The story was great, I saw that the storys fit perfectly well from different persons. The story was very creative and I liked the green monster, jaja. I think we have to go on doing more stories with you and we can do it with more countries around the world!!!
this blog is great...keep on posting storys and more things!!!
xxx
meli b
Hello Miss Fiona and students from South Africa,
ReplyDeletevery nice blog!!Iliked a lot your blog.It was a very good idea to do this writtings with Canada, I enjoyed, I hope my friends also.I saw a picture of you, students and Miss Fiona, it was very nice.Miss Ale put a poster with a picture of the students of Canada and of us and of you.
Keep on posting because is a very good blog
PD:I am a student from Argentina, Buenos Aires,St Andrews Scot School.
Bye.
Hello Fiona!
ReplyDeleteI was very excited to see and read the stories, I hope that later we are able to read all the rest... I liked your idea of the collaborative stories because we were able to know how other people express their ideas and that will hepl us with our writting.
Good Bye,
Martu
Fiona,
ReplyDeleteI am one Argentina student. I had really enjoyed finishing the collaborative writing. I think this story is very interesting and entretaining. mI had seen you and your students! And I hope you had seen all of St. Andrews students! I hope we could do another collaborative writing story, I like them alot. The blog is very nice, I loved it.
Lot's of love,
Ceelina P. from Argentina.
Miss. Fiona, if you and your class are ever planning to doing another collaborative writing assignment could you drop me a line on my blog? I just graduated, so I'm no longer part of Mr. Millward's class, but I would love to be a part of it again. It is a wonderful way to get to know people through their writing styles, and have someone to correct you when you are wrong.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading some of the stories that my fellow classmates did, and I would like to know if you could possibly put one or two of the others on your class blog. Whoever did the entry for the story I was given is an amazing writer! (I lost the name, but the story was about flowers and a treasure box.) It was a great beginning for me to expand on and make into something even bigger! Together, we can write amazing things. (And I'm talking in general there!!)
Thank-you Miss Fiona,
KCG , Mr. Millward's Class in Canada (kcg2009.edublogs.org or just click on my avatar!)
Good Job Writers!!!! :)
Hi Mrs. Beal!
ReplyDeleteYour class sure does look like fun!? I would leap at the chance to write a three-way collaborative story with kids from other country in school any day. Have fun on your mid-year holidays!
-Dominique
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ReplyDeleteWe achieved writing a three-nation collaborative story before the end of the Canadian school year and I wondered if the stories were available yet?