Sorry, I hit my send button too soon. 4th and 5th grade with some guidance,
middle school definitely.
The students need to learn the British words for everyday things - fag is a
cigarette, biscuit is a cookie, etc.
Jeanne
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4th/5th grad and up
Jeanne
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> what age group would enjoy these?
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> In a message dated 3/22/2008 2:26:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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> My reluctant boys like the Alex Ryder series by Anth
what age group would enjoy these?
In a message dated 3/22/2008 2:26:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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My reluctant boys like the Alex Ryder series by Anthony Horowitz. Horowitz
is a British playwright.
Alex is a 14-year old James Bond with gadgets and wild adventu
My reluctant boys like the Alex Ryder series by Anthony Horowitz. Horowitz is
a British playwright.
Alex is a 14-year old James Bond with gadgets and wild adventures. The firsts
of the series is
"Stormbreaker". This should be read first. It reveals his background and how
he became a spy for
Hi,
In my experience with both, the best way to tell the difference is as
follows:
Comprehension Toolkit is designed for Shared Reading (all children have
access to the text.) I do agree that some of the texts are too difficult and
ordering the supplemental toolkit texts might be worthwhile.
Makin
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
> Date: Sat, 22 Mar 2008 08:38:39 -0700> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
> mosaic@literacyworkshop.org> Subject: [MOSAIC] Making Meaning and
> Comprehension Kit> > Hi,> In my experience with both, the best way to tell
> the difference is as follows:> Comprehension Toolkit is de
Hi,
In my experience with both, the best way to tell the difference is as follows:
Comprehension Toolkit is designed for Shared Reading (all children have access
to the text.) I do agree that some of the texts are too difficult and ordering
the supplemental toolkit texts might be worthwhile.
Maki
Hi!
I have had the same reaction from my boys and girls over this series. They
are constantly in demand. I have 2 copies of each book (#1 and #2) and my
4th graders read them in about a day or two. When they get their hands on
one, they drop everything else and read almost nonstop until they fi
Hi, all,
I am doing some work from home and am wracking my brain trying to
remember the author of the following:
He wrote a series of books that are teens you would find in an
adolescent classroom.
I thought the author was Mel Close, but can't find anything on Amazon.
He was an English teach
This also happened with my 7th grade son. I just bought both Wimpy books
because it reminded me of a text he finally picked up and read on his own.
I would recommend, "The Absolute True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" by
Sherman Alexie. It also has drawn comics since the main character is an
artist.
Today's Choice Literacy message suggested some beginning graphic novels. Two
that looked interesting were new versions of The Babysitter's Club and Time
Warp Trio.
MaryJane Waite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: . . . What next? I hope to locate
some similar reads, so if you know of any
other books
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