Transcript
My Negative Nancy and my Positive Pam were a creative way to put up an anchor chart to help my students with negatives. Negatives are something that they have a lot of trouble with because they use a lot of double negatives. So with our grammar, with our language arts, once we introduce negative, I came up with negative Nancy.
We located negatives in our grammar book, we kind of went through a little scavenger hunt in our English book and they found negatives. Once we came up with the negatives I allowed them to help me come up with sentences also to help them recall how those negatives will be used in sentences. And once I had Negative Nancy they actually said "what about Positive..." and I think they said positive Polla, but we just kind of decided that Positive Pam was a little bit more personal for us. So these are just anchor charts that we came up with to distinguish the difference between the negatives and the positives, so I have my Negative Nancy and my Positive Pam.