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Student Work: The Very Hungry Monster by Andy

 

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This is the story of the Very Hungry Monster.

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Hungry Monster’s name is Andy.
Andy is very hungry.
He can eat apples, bananas, and many kinds of food.

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On Monday, he ate one piece of bread.
But he was still hungry.

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On Tuesday, he ate two pieces of banana.
But he was still hungry.

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On Wednesday, he ate three hot dogs.
But he was still hungry.

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On Thursday, he ate four strawberries.
But he was still hungry.

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On Friday, he ate five elephants.
But he was still hungry.

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On Saturday, he ate six apples.
But he was very big.

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He is big. His stomach bursts out!

This story was created by a student based upon the “Hungry Caterpillar” and illustrated with his own drawings and some help from the teacher. It highlights a lot of creativity on the student’s part, and originality in the way he handled the ending!

A NewsLetter To Spice Up Your Classes

At our school, we’ve been publishing a newsletter for the past year or so. It’s been an interesting experiment and there is a certain excitement in the children every time we distribute it. We always feature our students best works in the first page. In this issue, we featured a piece of creative art, and an online video made from writing that students did: Bob and Pig Go To The City.

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I only have two regrets with the newsletter: that we’re not able to source more Chinese Language content, and that the newsletter we hand out isn’t in color (it’s made on our photocopier!). Other than that, I think it’s exciting and acts as a good way to reach out to the local market.

Self-publishing ESL materials

Interesting thread on Self-Publishing on Forumosa.

I’m interested in self-publishing. I started my own Journal as I thought there was a gap in the market. See the signature for more information. I’m looking at distribution both in Taiwan and worldwide. I’d be interested in finding out why you write: “I’ve since licenced my books to Bookman in Taiwan, but am having some serious regrets now. “I’m still exploring options. I’m interested in publishing some of my own materials, too. I don’t know exactly much about that.
I do know that some of my worksheets would be of use to others. I doubt that I would want to publish them as a book though. I\’m looking at downloadables right now.

Follow up on the forums.

Kenneth