I teach this story often, especially when I hear some student being judgmental, bullying or mean to a younger sibling. It tugs at your heart strings and allows for wonderful visualization and imagery! Scarlet Ibis Prezi: http://prezi.com/bh416tkcgozn/present/?auth_key=3bxhpyz&follow=lpa3gtgdqwzo A brief summary of The Scarlet Ibis courtesy of Shmopp.com The Scarlet Ibis In A Nutshell "The Scarlet Ibis" is a short story by American author James Hurst. It was first published in 1960 in The Atlantic Monthly. After that it found its way into middle and high school anthologies, and is frequently taught today. "The Scarlet Ibis" is a troubling tale of two brothers. One brother, called Doodle, has physical disabilities and serious health problems. The other brother, known only as Brother, is desperate to turn Doodle into a "normal" kid in time to face the harsh world of school. The interesting thing is that "The Scarlet Ibis" is Hurst
I found your blog via twitter's #readmyteacherblog hashtag! I enjoyed learning more about your school by perusing your blog. It's very eye-catching and educational - geared to the kids, which is so important. I hope they enjoy checking in with you and develop a love of sharing information as you do. See you back on #satchat! I'm happy I "checked you out" (library pun - lol). - Susan Kotch
ReplyDeleteI'm incredibly thankful for your comment! You made my day! You deserve an extra book check-out! 😊 I appreciate your remarks and hope my kids are inspired to leave their own literary/digital mark on the world! Be well Susan!
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