This year I learned allot about reading. I learned how to read more fluently. My favorite story that I did this year was the three little pigs. I liked this story because I listened to it as a little kid and it was fun to hear all the voices in it. I also liked when rain falls because I never really thought about what all these different animals would sound like. I really enjoyed this experience. I really hope to do readers theater next year so my reading level can improve like it did this year.
Ryan
Mrs. Zawacki & Mrs. Schmidt's 4th grade focus students reflect on a year long Reader's Theater project. Tuesday Class
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Reader's Theater Reflection
Reader's Theater has been a fun experience but I am kind-of ready to be over. Sometimes I think it's boring reading my script a zillion times when I already know my lines. I think this has helped me over-come just a tad of my shyness. I can now talk in front of a lot of people without freezing up.
My favorite Reader's Theater was Under the Snow because all my characters were just like me... small and quiet. Like my favorite character, the vole, I enjoyed playing that part so much I still remember the lines I said...Narrator: What does a vole do? Vole: I tunnel through the white fluffy stuff all winter long. I put my own twist to it and it kind-of sounded like a young child talking. It really sounded like this... I tunnel foo the white fuffy stuff aww winter wong. It was really fun!!!
I will miss Reader's Theater, but I am ready to be done.
Christa
My favorite Reader's Theater was Under the Snow because all my characters were just like me... small and quiet. Like my favorite character, the vole, I enjoyed playing that part so much I still remember the lines I said...Narrator: What does a vole do? Vole: I tunnel through the white fluffy stuff all winter long. I put my own twist to it and it kind-of sounded like a young child talking. It really sounded like this... I tunnel foo the white fuffy stuff aww winter wong. It was really fun!!!
I will miss Reader's Theater, but I am ready to be done.
Christa
My Reader's Theater Experience
This whole year has been filled with fun, but my favorite has got to be Reader's Theater. From rehearsing to presenting, Reader's Theater has been a great experience. For our last Reader's Theater, we could vote for which story we wanted, write the scripts, illustrate, and last but definitely not least, present.I got the book Knuffle Bunny Free.It's not my favorite book, but it is different. It does not have much dialogue, so we had to add a little pizazz to it.I am Narrator 2. Even blogging has been a very good experience for me. I used to be a terrible typer. Now I am a little bit faster because of blogging and my sister's typing assignments (They're not that bad. They're actually sort-of fun!).
~Zoya
~Zoya
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Making Readers Theater
When I made a Readers Theater it was very fun. I liked getting to choose what each character said relating to the story. Oh , I forgot I'm doing Knuffle Bunny Free by Mo Willems and I'm making it into a Readers Theater. I also liked getting to draw the pictures for the story because it was nice to make the characters the way you want them to look. Last, I liked making my voice for my character, Trixie[the main character] as a little girl.
Kerry
Kerry
Making the Script
The past nine weeks I have been writing and typing the second part of our script for Pirates Don't Change Diapers. It is really fun yet very long and hard, the illustration's are really hard to make because they are so detailed. I'm Jeremy Jacob in the story and it is much harder than you think some of the things you have to say with expression can be very hard be very hard because you think you are going to sound stupid.
By MILES WILKINS
By MILES WILKINS
Creating Our Script
I wrote and typed half of the Readers Theater script. I am in the group: The Boy Who Was Raised by Librarians. It was interesting trying to write the script while bringing the characters in to the Readers Theater. The best thing about writing the script was you can almost control the story while following the book. I loved typing because I like to type and you just have to type what you wrote. It was more fun than just reading the script. I loved writing and typing the script to The Boy Who Was Raised By Librarians!
Devon
Making the Script
The past nine weeks I have been writing and typing the second part of our script for Pirates Don't Change Diapers. It is really fun yet very long and hard, the illistrations are really hard to make because they are so detailed. I'm Jeremy Jacob in the story and it is much harder than you think some of the things you have to say with expresion can be very hard be very hard because you think you are going to sound stupid.
By MILES WILKINS
By MILES WILKINS
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