Mr. C's Class Blog

NPR Morning Edition October 28, 2002. This NPR program discusses the painting Washington Crossing the Delaware  by Emanuel Leutze. We ar...

AudioPal is another site that you can use to record audio for your blog. While it allows for a typed message to be played back, th...

Today we are going to add some audio to our blog. Blogger is notorious for being difficult to add audio to it. I ran into this website last ...

Here is Devon writing a story for me. I showed him the excellent stories Mrs. She's students are posting on her blog as inspiration. De...

My students just finished reading an excerpt from Jules Verne's classic story Journey to the Center of the Earth . Last year my students...

If you have been following the blog this week, you have been reading about our experimental reading assignments. Here is a visual represent...

Here are three interviews I did with students. The topic is reflecting on the skills we used for studying vocabulary. Slendy talks about thi...

Here is a short interview with Devin. We discuss his use of Power Point in class and his attitude toward using technology in the classroom.

Here is the class discussion we had about the story T he Three Century Woman . This does not include specific skill and comprehension questi...

We are reading the novel Holes in class. In the story the main character Stanley's great-grandfather was robbed by the outlaw Kissin...

This picture shows how we played and recorded from the 45's. I used the Ion TTUSBOSxL to play the 45's and record them as mp3'...

Paul Revere was made famous for his "Midnight Ride". Read the poem then you can go to his Wikipedia page to learn more about him...

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Paul Revere was made famous for his "Midnight Ride". Read the poem then you can go to his Wikipedia page to learn more about him...

Listen to Mr. Lett's question, then post your answer.