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Creating Character Blogs

Grades	6 – 12
Lesson Plan Type	Standard Lesson
Estimated Time	Five or six 45-minute sessions
Lesson Author	Elizabeth Potash Sofia
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Amy K

April 12, 2011

This is a great idea. Did you have to get permission for students to create their own email accounts? Also, agree with Gail that the rubric scores are reversed.

Gail Adams

June 22, 2010

This is a super lesson plan/idea; however, I went to the saidthegramophone.com blog, and I encountered foul language of the f-bomb variety. This just reminds me that we must always check and update our online sources for appropriateness. Also, the rubric scores need to be reversed, I think. It seems they are in opposite order.

Thanks for the great lesson idea. I plan to incorporate it into my unit on "A Midsummer Night's Dream."

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