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Thursday, May 17, 2007

"My Bridge to Terabithia"



Students in grades 7-12 at Amelia Love Johnson High School in Thomaston created their own Bridge to Terabithia. After reading this story in play form and watching the DVD, students were asked to create their own magical place to escape from the everyday world. Students wrote a short story describing this place, then drew a picture of it and finished their project with watercolors. We put all of their work in the halls. They really loved having them up for everyone to see.

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