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Book Sharing Invitation

Explore Marshall City through the eyes of student authors in Mrs. Perkins' 3rd-grade class. Join us for a special book sharing event where students read aloud their creations to grandparents and senior friends. Witness the power of intergenerational exchange as authentic audiences engage with young minds, sparking meaningful conversations. The learning cycle continues as social interactions deepen connections, extending thinking and reinforcing learning. Be a part of this transformative experience bridging generations in a warm atmosphere of apple juice and muffins.

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Book Sharing Invitation

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  1. Marshall City BooksCreated by Student Authors in Mrs. Perkins’ 3rd gradeFinal Product for the Learning Cycle,Our Hometown: Past and Present

  2. Book Sharing Invitation

  3. Student Authors Read Aloud

  4. Special Guests: Grandparents & Senior Friends

  5. Authentic Audiences Make a Big Difference

  6. Powerful Exchange across Generations

  7. Learning Continues in Conversations

  8. Students served their guests apple juice and muffins. Social interaction and resulting connections extended thinking and solidified learning.

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