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We tell stories - week 2 of 6
29/03/2008 by nicola.
We tell stories Digital writing with a difference from Penguin books and Six to Start.
First week was 21 steps using Google Maps - fun way of tracing 21 steps and also gives a great sense that you may not get from images and text in a paper book.
next up was Slice - using blogs and twitter, by following both the girl and her parents separately on twitter, you get an interesting sense of how they all felt.
Remaining week’s classics to be adapted are Fairy Tales, Thérèse Raquin, Hard Times, 1001 Nights.
If that isn’t enough, you have the chance to win 25 metres of Penguin books 
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