What Kids Think About the “Where the Wild Things Are” Movie
October 30, 2009
I started a book bloggers club this year partly so that kids who had blogs with me in 4th grade could continue with them in later grades and those from other classes who wanted to start blogs could. Currently it is a lovely, if small cohort of 6th grade girls. Curious about what they’d think, I took them to see “Where the Wild Things Are” last week. Check out their very insightful reviews:
- dn’s Movie: Where the Wild Things Are (This one was up earlier this week so I tweeted it and quite a few people have already visited and commented)
- rc’s Very First Movie: Where the Wild Things Are
- uw’s Where the Wild Things Are – Movie
- lw’s Where the Wild Things Are
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Mary | October 30, 2009 at 10:30 am
Hi,
Just followed the link from Marc A. blog to “My travels with Alice”
Terrific! It must have been a great presentation to listen to. And I wish more teachers shared your wisdom. Your students are very lucky.
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