Showing posts with label reading response. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading response. Show all posts

Thursday, March 10, 2011

OUR OTHER BLOGS PART 2: READING BLOG



Besides our Class blog and our Writing blog, we also have a Reading blog - the 2M Reading Gems!


Our Reading blog is where we post about books
that we are reading.
It's a space where we will share our reading responses
to books we have read, post book reviews and recommend books we think others should read.

It's also a space for us to post audio of ourselves reading and reflect on our oral reading skills.

At the top of our Reading Blog you can also explore websites of our favourite authors and browse our Shelfari to see the books we are reading as a class.

Because of all the building work occurring right beside our classroom, it's been too noisy most days for us to record ourselves reading but now that our hall is finished, we'll be posting more often.

We'd love to know what you think about our reading and if you have any books that you love...please share them with us by leaving a comment on our Reading blog.
We'd love to read them too!

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

OUR READING BLOG


We have another new blog! It's our reading blog called 2M Reading Gems! We LOVE it.

Our Reading blog is where we share books that we are reading.
Sometimes we will share our reading responses to books we have read and recommend books we think you should read.
It's also a space where we reflect on our oral reading skills and you can listen to audio of us reading.
On our Reading Blog you can also explore the websites of our favourite authors and browse our Shelfari to see the books we are reading as a class.

So please visit our reading blog.
We'd love to have your feedback about our reading and if you have any books that you love...please share them with us.
We'd love to read them too!

by Lara and Stella

Thursday, February 11, 2010

BANG BANG - A READING RESPONSE

We have been reading 'Tashi and the Golem' by Anna and Barbara Fienberg.


As a reading response to the story, we each created mind maps of words that describe the character of Bang Bang.
Here is a wordle showing all our responses.
Even though you might not have read the book, do you think Bang Bang was the problem or the problem solver in the story?