The Art of Retelling a Story

Julia Jaworski sports blue with her clay pigeon from the Mo Willem’s classic “Don’t Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late!” March 7, 2011 - Students in Miss O’Reilly’s grade two class are showcasing their book reports this week in the form of “book floats”.  The students are presenting a book they read in a more three-dimensional way known as story dioramas.    Miss. O’Reilly says that lots of the other students at St. Raphael’s have been busy working on bridge projects, science fair projects, and heritage fair projects and her kids wanted to take something big on and feel a sense of ownership too.    Share Tweet

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