I'd have to be careful about these in grade five, wouldn't I? But it would fit in well with some of our upcoming work - the idea that knowledge is socially constructed and what is "known" changes from one group to the next is a really important one for critical thinking.
These are also a great way to teach sarcasm, inference, and humour. Having kids make up demotivational posters - or motivational ones - or one of each on the same topic - would be a really cool media project.
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Date: 2010-03-21 11:10 am (UTC)These are also a great way to teach sarcasm, inference, and humour. Having kids make up demotivational posters - or motivational ones - or one of each on the same topic - would be a really cool media project.