One thing you can count on during
first day of school is inevitable question of "What did you do over summer?" Here are a few creative ways to describe your summer experiences for first edition of Show and Tell.1. Flip Books Create a moving picture of your summer fun with a flip book. Start out with a Post-It pad or a pocket-sized spiral notebook. Draw first picture on last sheet of paper and work your way to first page by changing picture little by little. For instance, if you learned how to surf over summer, you might start with a picture of you lying on a surfboard in calm waters. The next picture could show waters growing a little choppier. The following drawings could be of you slowly turning, then standing on board as wave grows larger, and so on.
2. Summer Collage Illustrate your summer happenings with one of my favorite forms: collages. Simply use glue to cover a poster board or even several small postcard-sized papers with magazine cutouts, sections of road maps, photographs, movie and concert ticket stubs, restaurant menus, train schedules, and any other mementos from your summer.
3. Map It Instead of just telling class where you went and what
