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Re: Is it ok to stop mid-book and switch to another?!!
Posted by it's not a read aloud on 3/27/08

    The class is going through it indepenendently and in class.
    They are class with less motivation than most, so I'm starting
    to think it my better a better use of their time to move on to
    the other books.

    On 3/26/08, sarah wrote:
    > It depends--is the book a "read-aloud"? If so, you can tie
    > that in with a lesson on when you should abandon a book.
    > That's a good lesson for any reader to learn. I had kids
    > who would try to struggle through a book that was too hard
    > or not interesting to them until I taught that lesson.
    >


 
 
 
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