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Life as a Recreational Reader. Christine Konopasek. Busytown. Richard Scarry wrote many children’s books. Characters are fun animals who talk. Lowly Worm Huckle the Cat Help children learn words and increase vocabulary. Little Critter. Books were written by Mercer Mayer.
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Life as a Recreational Reader Christine Konopasek
Busytown • Richard Scarry wrote many children’s books. • Characters are fun animals who talk. • Lowly Worm • Huckle the Cat • Help children learn words and increase vocabulary.
Little Critter • Books were written by Mercer Mayer. • My mom read these to me. • Little Critter goes through relatable experiences. • want for independence • new siblings • relationships with others
These were my favorite chapter books. • Illustrations are engaging to readers. • Mrs. Pirc first read Matilda in third grade. • Now, many know these titles as movies. Roald Dahl
Audio Books Can order audio books (link) IMC has playaways Books can be downloaded Can help struggling readers Aural learners will benefit Helpful for long car rides http://www.amazon.com/Roald-Dahl-Audio-Collection/dp/1559944994
J.K. Rowling • Revitalized reading in young people • Engaging for adults • 400 million copies sold • Imaginative storyline • Controversies • Intellectual property • Use of magic
Internet Popularity Top 10 Hitwise Entertainment - Books & Writing sites in the UK on July 14th 2005, based on share of visits. Four of the top ten sites are those devoted to Harry Potter! http://www.hitwise.com/uk/press-centre/press-releases/2005/entertainment-update-jul-05/
Part One Create a Powerpoint of yourself as a reader. You must have at least six Powerpoint slides. Follow the rules of Powerpoint! Be creative! Be prepared to present to the class. Questions you may consider: What is the first book I remember? Who helped me learn to read? Was I read to as a child? What authors do I enjoy reading? What genres of books do I enjoy reading? Did anyone influence your reading habits? Do you remember going to the library as a child? Assignment Instructions
Assignment Instructions Part Two Create an online booklist using one of the following programs. http://www.shelfari.com/ http://www.librarything.com/ http://www.goodreads.com/ Your list must have a total of 15 titles you are interested in reading or have read.
Assignment Instructions • Lab days – August 23, 24, 25 • Due date – Friday, August 26 • Presentations begin – Monday, August 29 Questions? Ask in class or email me konopasc@unit5.org