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Christopher Epling posted
Be sure to check the Forum tab above often! I’ve been posting stuff there. Some are just to start conversation, but resources are starting to be shared there too.
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Hello Eugenia. This is a good question. The designer of the website has it so that the videos posted are listed here in the RSS feed. So, as of now, we have to scroll down until you find them. I have contacted him to see if we can’t get the videos listed on the “media” tab at the top of the screen so that they can be accessed more easily. Video…Read More
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Sarah Howard posted
Great job!
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Kelli Thompson posted
Session 1 has not been uploaded to the HOLLER yet. Hang on—will be coming soon. So sorry for the delay!
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Processing now!
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Thank you Bruce for all your help with getting the technical side of things going. You have created a very useful website here with the ‘Holler’.
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mkeens posted
Tanner ( Grade 5 JFS): First page of his comic.
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Great Job! Thanks for posting this! Cant wait to see this develop.
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This is great!!!
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Sara Hall posted
Some students are wanting to do collection of poems for their project or one epic poem and have some illustrations to go with it, would this be acceptable?
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We want this to be student choice. If that is what they choose that will be fine. However, our instruction may not have a lot of support for poetry. The teacher could fill in the gaps.
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Hi Sara! I agree 100% with Kelli. Just yesterday I was at Magoffin County High School and this same question came up. Here’s what I would like to see (if this is ok with you, and your student). Shel Silverstein is a great example of how to make poetry and illustrations work together. All of his work have both of these elements in them. “The…Read More
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Thanks! They have read some Shel Silverstein before, that is what inspired them 🙂
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where, exactly, do we find the videos?