The "News Club" he referred to at the beginning is a club I run with two other teachers. We have about 35 fifth and sixth graders who meet each Tuesday and plan, tape and produce an 8-10 minute newscast that the kids in the school watch each Friday. It is usually my most stressful hour of the week because it is a lot to plan and coordinate after an already full work day. It is also a lot of fun. Anyway, some of the News Club kids got to take pictures of and videotape the event and a few others got to interview the anchor (Cory), the cameraman and the helicopter pilot. They were in heaven with all of the interaction with actual news people. It was really a fun experience. It was fun for me to watch later because now that I teach in the lab I know all the kids! Shayne had a blast too.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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3 comments:
A. Coats with that weather forcast? I would go out in a bathing suit! It feels like 3 degrees here today.
B. I can't wait to tell Jackson the gorilla joke.
C. I didn't see Shane but I think I saw you taking a picture and then wandering around. Am I right?
How fun!
Yes. That was me taking pictures. So far we have only been able to identify Shayne's arm giving Cory, the anchor, a high five. We know where he was standing and he was wearing a red shirt.
How cool is that! What a great idea for the morning show to do.
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