Writing
Where: Morris Public Library Community Room
Who: Kindergarten through twelfth grade self-motivated writers
Organized by: Lisa Bevevino ([email protected])
What: Open to you--a student of any age as long as you can write and want to do that in a quiet community with friends. Whether you're writing poems, graphic novels, songs, plays, screenplays, letters, short stories, your first (or second or third!) novel, family history, or some other kind of text, this club is for you! You'll spend the first half hour of each session completing a short guided writing and optional sharing activity. The next hour will be spent writing on your own or workshopping your writing with someone of your same interest or writing and reading level. Parents of very young children are encouraged to stay at the library and read and relax during the club until their child is comfortable staying on their own. Students will each receive an Inklings notebook and may write in their language of choice.
Cost: free to students
Sponsored by: the Prairie Gate Literary Festival at the University of Minnesota Morris and Community Ed. Registration is necessary at: https://morris.k12.mn.us/community-education/
Who: Kindergarten through twelfth grade self-motivated writers
Organized by: Lisa Bevevino ([email protected])
What: Open to you--a student of any age as long as you can write and want to do that in a quiet community with friends. Whether you're writing poems, graphic novels, songs, plays, screenplays, letters, short stories, your first (or second or third!) novel, family history, or some other kind of text, this club is for you! You'll spend the first half hour of each session completing a short guided writing and optional sharing activity. The next hour will be spent writing on your own or workshopping your writing with someone of your same interest or writing and reading level. Parents of very young children are encouraged to stay at the library and read and relax during the club until their child is comfortable staying on their own. Students will each receive an Inklings notebook and may write in their language of choice.
Cost: free to students
Sponsored by: the Prairie Gate Literary Festival at the University of Minnesota Morris and Community Ed. Registration is necessary at: https://morris.k12.mn.us/community-education/
French
Entre Nous Teaches You: Free, open-to-all students in the elementary school, after-school French courses. In French 1002 and 2002, I helped students develop curriculum and activities to lead after-school courses.
Tiger Targets: An after-school program that helps children meet academic goals. In French 1002 and 2002, I helped students develop curriculum and activities to lead after-school courses.
Hosting the Community Mini Medieval Renaissance Festival. See: Medieval Creativity and Community-Engaged Learning.
See also: Community-Engaged Learning.
Tiger Targets: An after-school program that helps children meet academic goals. In French 1002 and 2002, I helped students develop curriculum and activities to lead after-school courses.
Hosting the Community Mini Medieval Renaissance Festival. See: Medieval Creativity and Community-Engaged Learning.
See also: Community-Engaged Learning.
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