Multicultural Literature Responses

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Multicultural Literature Responses. Heather Towery Davis EDU 366 Spring 2011. Multicultural Literature Chosen: “ I Hate English! ” Author: Ellen Levine Illustrator: Steve Bjorkman. I read the book to a small group of three fourth grade students. Emily, Zachary, and Bridget. Responses.

Multicultural Literature Responses

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Multicultural LiteratureResponses Heather Towery Davis EDU 366 Spring 2011
Multicultural Literature Chosen:“I Hate English!”Author: Ellen LevineIllustrator: Steve Bjorkman
I read the book to a small groupof three fourth grade students. Emily, Zachary, and Bridget
Responses I asked the students to draw pictures of their favorite parts in the book. I used these along with oral discussion to record their responses.
Zachary
Emily
Bridget

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