A Happy day --- Something you can create with Bookr

I recently created this using Bookr. And I will use it in my class. Because we are learning how to describe feelings and emotions now, I can use this storybook to help the students review related words, and provide them with some authentic context through telling them the story and showing them the pic book. With pictures, it is much more possible for the students to get the meaning of the whole story and each word; on the other hand, the students are probably intersted in the storybook and pictures so they are motivated more to learn.

I do feel it is a good way use picture tools like Flickr and Bookr in the classroom. I am pretty sure that my students will like them. Why don't you have a try?:) I'm convinced that incorpotating these things in the classroom will lead the teacher and students to an unexpected beautiful place

LIKE THIS ;-P

a little slice of heaven, and a little bit of you by notsogoodphotography
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Burges Window --- Example of using a Flickr picture and attributing it to the creator

Bruges window by Monosnaps
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