Ginger, thanks so much for posting the set of anchor charts on the listserve
tools page (http://www.readinglady.com/mosaic/tools/tools.htm#worksheets, click
on photographs and scroll to the last item)
Your chart about reading with Stamina sparked me to hold a discussion with my
students about abandoning books too quickly. We developed a similar chart and I
posted it in my room last Friday. Yesterday H. came bouncing in the classroom,
her eyes lit up, her face flushed. "I love Jules Verne! I did it because I read
with stamina, I didn't give up! I thought I hated this, but I made myself keep
reading and it is the best book I've ever read!" I wanted to dance!
Joy/NC/4
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