Read Ralph S.Mouse by Beverly Clearly. In the story Ralph tries to go though the maze so he can show everyone that he is a smart mouse. Will he make it though the maze? Read the book to find out.
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Ralph S. Mouse
Hey look at this book. It is called Exploring the South Pole. In this story you learn all about the South Pole. Like for instance, you learn how to find the South Pole on the globe. You also learn how to explore the South Pole. Read Exploring the South Pole by Shana Reeves. I hope you like it.
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South Pole
In the story Bad Kitty Gets a Bath Kitty’s owner is thinking of ideas of how to give Kitty a bath. But his ideas don’t work. Will he be able to give Kitty a bath? Read the story to find out.
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Bad Kitty Gets a Bath
Hi! I like this book called The Titanic. In the story a boat called The Titanic sunk in the Atlantic Ocean. Many people died when the boat sunk . The ship was found in1985. Read The Titanic to find out how the ship was found and how many people died.
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The Titanic
I just read this great book called Olivia and the Fairy Princess. In the story Olivia does not want to be a princess because all of the other girls are princess. She feels bad about not being a princess in the past. Then Olivia thinks about it. What will she be? Read Olivia and the Fairy Princess to find out what Olivia will be when she grows up.
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Olivia and the Fairy Princess
Read The Mystery at Disney World. In the story four kids Christina, Grant, Mick and Crystal explore Magic Kingdom together on vacation. Their Grandma and Grandpa say to stay together. But one by one Grant, Crystal, and Mick get lost! Will Christina find them? Read The Mystery at Disney World to find out.
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The whole second grade read the book You Read to Me, I’ll Read to You: Very Short Fairy Tales by Mary Ann Hoberman. We had a lot of fun reading the short stories as partners. You can get very expressive and fall into the role that you are reading. We practiced our fluency and then were able to perform the stories and make a movie. We even created the settings and dressed as our favorite fairy tale characters. We had a really good time with these fairy tales. We think you would too! So, read You Read to Me, I’ll Read to You: Very Short Fairy Tales by Mary Ann Hoberman and maybe you will be transported to a magical world of fairy tales too!
Many thanks to Naugatuck Education Foundation. Our Book Talks Book Club received an iPad through their generous grant program. Now the students can make, edit, and upload their videos of their book talks! We really appreciate your support.