Our Flat Stanley Travel Journals are complete! I copied them back to back (you'll have 3 pages in all), then asked the wonderful lady at the copy center to staple them into booklets right down the center. Each child will have 5 days of journaling and spots for photographs of their adventures with Stanley. I intentionally left the back blank so students could add another photo, drawing, or journal entry if they desired! More pictures to come of the kids' finished projects after Spring Break. (Which is in 5 school days...not that I'm counting!)
I am a second grade teacher in Alabama and I am planning on doing my first Flat Stanley Adventure after the Christmas Holidays. I am so excited to use your Journal and see how well my students take off with it. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your journal! My friend and I are getting ready to exchange Flat Stanleys with our boys, and this is perfect.
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Hello! I am a literacy specialist in Houston, Texas and just wanted to drop a note and say thank you for posting your Flat Stanley journal idea! It's just what I needed to get our school writing project off the ground. Hope all is well!
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So many thanks for your generous sharing. I am an English teacher from Taiwan. My sixth-grade students are going for their graduation trip, so I plan to make them take photos with their Stanley and write a journal. Your sharing is very helpful. Thank you!!
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