Original Pourquoi eBooks!

The 4th graders have been learning all about pourquoi stories in their ELA classrooms.  After listening to several stories, the students wrote their own original pouquois.  The writing process was completed in the classrooms, and they came into the media center to publish their work.

They used our new iPads and the Scribble Press app to write and illustrate each story.  The kids loved seeing their work online in a digital ebook format!

Check out some examples:

How some Dogs Black and White Fur by Izaya n. - read the free ebook now from Scribble Press!

Why Cat's Hate The Rain by Leonilla Garcia - read the free ebook now from Scribble Press!

Chameleon and parrot by Written and Illustrated by Cody C. - read the free ebook now from Scribble Press!

Why the Cheetah Runs So Fast by Written and Illustrated by Kevin W. - read the free ebook now from Scribble Press!

How a Shark Got Its Sharp Theeth by Written and Illustrated by Emmanuel C. - read the free ebook now from Scribble Press!

Why Whales Have Blowholes by Peyton B. - read the free ebook now from Scribble Press!

Why it rains by Written and Illustrated by Michel V. - read the free ebook now from Scribble Press!

Why Whales Have Blowholes by Mary-Cathryn B. - read the free ebook now from Scribble Press!


How some Dogs Black and White Fur by Izaya n. - read the free ebook now from Scribble Press!

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