National Grammar Day

How does one honor the spirit of National Grammar Day? The official website puts it this way:

 “Language is something to celebrate, and March 4 is the perfect day to do it. It’s not only a date, it’s an imperative: March forth on March fourth to speak well, write well, and help others do the same!”

How did Room 102 celebrate National Grammar Day? Grammar Guy made his appearance on our classroom door with several grammar funnies.

We then brought out board games with actual dice. 

What? We have to roll the dice manually?  

 Yes, yes you do.

Curriculum board games provide a motivational way for students to review important concepts.  The games engage children in an activity that challenges the mind, teaches social skills, and promotes active learning while having fun!  It was a light-hearted day of exploring and learning. 

     Happy Grammar Day!

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No Internet! Don't panic! We can revert to earlier behaviors.  Room 102 broke out the board games with actual dice. What? We have to roll the dice manually? Yes, yes you do.

Curriculum board games provide a motivational way for students to review important concepts.  They engage children in an activity that challenges the mind, teaches social skills, and promotes active learning while having fun!