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Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Blogger Entry #1
Prompt
1) Describe the first memory you have of reading
2) Describe the most significant memory you have of reading
1) My first memory I have of reading is that I that I used to hate it, didn't even want to touch or read a book but then came the Twilight books and now I'm a book freak, I own many books now, especially in my Nook.
2) The most significant memory I have of reading is that I used to hate books and now I own my own collection of them.
1) My first memory i have of reading books is that i didn't really like it but yet i still read because when i was smaller about the age of six to about the age of nine i used to like to play teacher and so i would read to my little brother the easy books.- - when i turned 10 i got into the books of Lizzie McGuire and then began to read so you can say i liked reading a little certain books of my interest only. Then came high school and i stopped liking it all because i was take AP college level courses which required of waaaayyyy to much reading. 2) The most significant memory of reading i have is that i began to read because i used to like playing teacher and ended up hating to read because of having to read way to much that was out of my interest. Some books were interesting some were easy.
1) The first memory I have about reading is that I hated reading. I read books because it was a requirement for the classes. But one day my sister introduce me to the book called The five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom, which became one of my favorite books. It only took that one book to make me realize that I actually enjoy and love reading for fun. Now I own many books of many different genres, my book case is running out of space but still I want more books.
2) The most significant memory I have about reading is I hated reading. I would groan at the sight of reading a book. There were some books that I did enjoy to read like The Outsiders, A Child Called It but never really caught my attention to the point of making read more. But now its a different story.
1) The first memory I have of reading takes me back to fourth grade when my teacher (Mrs.Wise) assigned me a book report to do on NFL legend; Emmitt Smith. I found that I enjoyed reading books on him mainly because I love football. It was easy for myself to get lost reading books on Emmitt. He is one of my favorite players that have played the game and I credit him for sparking my interest in reading.
2) The most significant memory I have of reading is recent. I'm taking you all back to 2012 when I was a freshman at APU (Azusa Pacific University) and arrived at my first college class; writing 135. My professor assigned us the book "The Giver" and said, "your first assignment will be in two weeks, read the whole book and write a three to five page paper on the book." All I was thinking was "damn... I'm for sure dropping this class." All in all, I ended up not dropping the class and passed. That book caused me numerous sleepless nights trying to finish that thing.
1) The first memory I have about reading is when I was in third grade my teacher took us to the school's library and as I was searching for books I happen to find these two books that caught my attention : Junie B. Jones and Amber brown. I read the synopsis of the books and instantly I knew I had to check them out. I got home and loved them. I remember getting the scholastic book paper to buy books I had to ask my mom to buy me some Junie b jones books and Amber Brown I loved their books. I found myself really into the books.
2) My most significant memory I have of reading is my first college class. Professor would always assign books to read at home and then our next class meeting she would ask questions and we had to know the answer. It was quite interesting because the books would always be interesting. She told the whole class "Even when you're on vacation make sure you give yourself some time to read , because memory fades if you don't use something it will erase" I always think about that because its true. I read a lot now and it helps me to learn new words.
1) The first memory i have read about when my teacher took us to field trip when i was in 2nd grade heading to library to find a book that i like read about which is Amber brown so i caught reading that book until we time go. so my teacher was like if have the books that you like to read it go ahead check them out. So i was happy cause i can't wait to get home to reading. My teacher was like make sure read your book for 30min for homework. I told my mom can you take me book store to get amber brown cause I'm really enjoying her books.
2) My most significant that i used to hate to read the most but now i found any books that I'm interesting read it and help me learn new words that never heard before.
1) The first memory of reading or anything relating to reading would be back in elementary school. I wouldn't say I have a passion of reading but I do enjoy reading especially when the book is most interesting. I've read quite a few books with different genres, even reading books that I thought wouldn't interest me actually surprised me, cuhz it took me by surprise. If i ever hated reading it's only cuhz I was either forced to read it, as in it was required in class or the type of genre. 2) The most significant memory I have of reading was in elementary school. If I can recall correctly I believe it was second grade. My teacher gave us folders filled with stories in them and the objective was to see how fluent and fast at reading we were. So there would be days when we had reading time and she would call us up 1 by 1. She would time us about 1min and when the time is up, we stop. After we stopped reading we would mark where we stopped and the goal for next reading is to pass where you stopped previously. Just passing where you had stopped before always felt like an accomplishment and I've always enjoyed that feeling! it was a challenge and that's what made it exciting, psh well for a 2nd grader!!!
1) I loved Dr. Seuss books. One of my favorites was "Green Eggs and Ham". I loved the color and crazy pictures. I loved the part that said "Sam I am" Another book was "Oh, The Places You'll Go." That had showed a lot of adventure and interested me greatly. 2) Early on I was very interested in reading. Then interest started to decrease. Later on in high school during my senior year, I read this book called Black Boy by Richard Wright. The story telling of a young black man living through slavery times. Also going to the north and still struggling life there.
1) The first thing that comes to mind of me reading, was when I went with my step father who at the time was a truck driver on his routes cross country for the summer. My mom decided to give me a Harry Potter book to read since I liked the movie so i wouldn't get bored on my trip.
2) The most significant memory I have of reading is for the past 5 years reading the subtitles to my favorite show which has audio in Japanese. it gave me an understanding of multiple phrases and words that I never knew before in a different language just by listening and reading along with the series.
1) The first memory of reading was that I never really liked reading because none of the books I would pick would catch my attention until one day my freshman year in high school my reading teacher took the class to the library and we had to choose a book and that's when I had found THE BOOK that I loved reading and couldn't stop reading it cause it was really good. 2)The most significant memory is when I was in high school I was assigned to read The Freedom Writers and at first I wasn't really much into it but then after I got to the 2nd chapter I was really into it n I loved it and I also got to watch the movie which was really good also.
1) The first memory that comes to mind about reading is when i was in the third grade. I had a book report and I didn't start reading my book until the last week before it was due. I remember laying in my parent's bed trying to read, but i kept falling asleep. So ever since then, every time I read a book i fall asleep. 2) The most significant memory i have of reading was my sophomore year in high school. My teacher assigned a class reading for 'Of Mice and Men'. Reading that book encouraged me to be so eager about reading on. Although a lot of people thought that book was boring, the suspense in it made me want to keep reading on and on and on. This ones the first time i read a book through all the way without falling asleep.
1)The first memory i have on is reading is well growing up since I was little I never really liked books at all. But i can remember my dad reading me bed time stories. Eventually I begin to read things that only interest me. 2)The most significant memory that I have of reading is when I first started school in kindergarten my teacher used to read to the whole class. We would read smaller books in groups of four. Also did many things involving reading I learned a lot.
1) the first memory I have of reading id I use to not really enjoy I would read but I wouldn't be enthusiastic about it till one day my dad bought be a book from the school's book fair its one of my favorite books still its called "song of the sparrow" its such a beautiful book I love how its organized its a book but in a way I feel like im reading a poem because of the way its format. 2)The most significant memory that I have of reading is I never use to love reading but after falling in love with the book song of the sparrow and the Nicholas Sparks books now I own about 3 to 5 shelves of books that I love to read
The first memory I have of reading is when I was about three or four years old. I picked up a book that my older sister had been using for school and spent all day trying to sound out the words correctly. That night when it was time for bed, I told my mother "no I'm reading tonight" she was shocked because I hadn't shown interests in books before then. I read the book to her and my siblings before we all went to bed, even though I had no clue what the words meant or how the story was tied together I was still unbelievably excited to read to them.
The most significant memory I have of reading would be when I was 9-10 years old. My mother had passed away during the summer, so to cope with that I would lock myself away in various places i.e.; the bathroom, the garage, my room when my siblings were not home. I would read for hours, getting entranced in these books, making myself one of the characters so I could escape reality for just a little while. It helped me a lot when it came to my home life and coping, I don't find much time to read now as much as I'd like too but back then it really kept my head clear.
My first memory of reading was the book "Goodnight Gorilla". I remember reading that every night, and eventually reading it to my little sister when she was a baby. It was a simple yet enjoyable book.
The most significant memory I have of reading was around the age of seven or eight. My teacher allowed me to borrow a book for about a week. Me being the studious student, I read it everywhere, even the toilet. As I was reading my nose bled all over the book. I was too embarrassed to tell the teacher myself so I had my father call the teacher and let her know what happened. My teacher offered it to me as a gift. I may still have that book somewhere.
My first memory of reading was a biography of Michael Jordan. Since I was little, I wasn't a big fan of just sitting around and reading a book. However, this didn't really apply towards books or articles about basketball or cars.
The most significant memory I have of reading would be when i decided to have a healthy lifestyle. I read quite a few magazines and some books regarding weight training, food facts, proper diet, and supplements.
1) My first memory of reading was when I was in the 2nd or 3rd grade (not quite sure). The book I read was The Red Balloon. The teacher chose the book and it was one of those things where we had to go around taking turns and reading witch I totally hated. When my turn would come around I would get so embarrassed. But the story was good, I remember this book well because after we finished reading the book we watched the movie making the book come to live. It was a great story.
2) The most significant memory I have of reading would be when I got my first full time job. I was working for a chemical plant that dealt with hazardous materials. At this job my responsibilities were very important and safety was priority. Reading the operation manuals, safe operating procedures, and understanding every aspect of the procedures was crucial for our safe being and production quality of all finished product. Reading everything before starting any type of process at work was a must and that is why I consider this my most significant memory of reading.
1) My first memory of reading is back in elementary school. The book i was reading was captain under pants (if that counts). I remember those were the only books i wanted to read because i actually thought they were interesting and entertaining at the time.
2) My most significant memory of reading is that i don't like it. I will read things just not like a full book. Even in high school when we would have to read books for english i would always use spark notes. Honestly that probably wasn't very smart because now my reading skills are probably lower than most.
My first memory i have of reading was in second grade when we would sit in the carpet and my teacher would read to us. I can't remember the name of the book but what we had to do was act out each scene we had. I really disliked it because i found it embarrassing, but watching other class mates perform was fun. That what made me enjoy books.
My most significant memory of reading was eighth grade when I actually started to enjoy books. The Book is called "Letters From Rifka." It was the first book that I have ever started and completed. This book I would take it everywhere and just read and reread it over and over. I could say I got into the character and was able to understand her. My point of view has changed on books ever since.
1)The first memory i have of reading is thursday nights after school i was about 7 years old and my dad would always pressure me about reading, i hated it. He would make me stay for about 3 hours just checking books out and being with kids my age to do my homework. i hated reading so much i didn't even like picture books. Now i understand why my dad pressured me about reading so much.
2)My significant memory about reading is 10th grade when i started reading books about love and sex. I enjoy the details and experiences, that made me change my point of view about books. it emotionally changed me. I stopped reading for a while but i'll pick things back up.
1) The first memory i have of reading was when i was in kindergarten. I was about 5-6 years old. I really didn't understand what the words meant,i would just browse through the images in the book. As time went by i learned to read and i loved to read about American History.
2) My significant memory about reading was during my senior year in high school. I think it was the story of Beowulf that really confused me. The text was unique and different from modern English, but my English teacher helped out a lot and the story actually became interesting.
1. My first memory of reading was watch Reading Rainbow. Before I could even go to school Lavar Burton had me excites about reading, and when I did learn to read I read everything.
2. My most significant memory of reading was staying up late reading R.L. Stine's goosebumps books. That's when I found my love for scary things. His books were so engaging, they made me want to read the whole collection. The covers of the books were the coolest part, the word Goosebumps was raise, you could feel the letters on the cover. I would always atop reading and rub my finger across the word, then continue reading. I had never read or seen a book like it.
1. My first memory of reading was watch Reading Rainbow. Before I could even go to school Lavar Burton had me excites about reading, and when I did learn to read I read everything.
2. My most significant memory of reading was staying up late reading R.L. Stine's goosebumps books. That's when I found my love for scary things. His books were so engaging, they made me want to read the whole collection. The covers of the books were the coolest part, the word Goosebumps was raise, you could feel the letters on the cover. I would always atop reading and rub my finger across the word, then continue reading. I had never read or seen a book like it.
1. Describe the first memory you have of reading. One of the first memories i have of reading would be Dr. Suess books. it was a big thing at my elementary school years ago. They would have a week long anniversary of Dr. Suess and was interested.
2. Describe the most significant memory you have of reading. The most significant memory would be in middle school, we had to read Anne Frank Diary and I was not interested at first but I kept reading and then found my self finishing the book and going to the museum of tolerance.
1) My first memory I have of reading is that I that I used to hate it, didn't even want to touch or read a book but then came the Twilight books and now I'm a book freak, I own many books now, especially in my Nook.
ReplyDelete2) The most significant memory I have of reading is that I used to hate books and now I own my own collection of them.
1) My first memory i have of reading books is that i didn't really like it but yet i still read because when i was smaller about the age of six to about the age of nine i used to like to play teacher and so i would read to my little brother the easy books.-
ReplyDelete- when i turned 10 i got into the books of Lizzie McGuire and then began to read so you can say i liked reading a little certain books of my interest only. Then came high school and i stopped liking it all because i was take AP college level courses which required of waaaayyyy to much reading.
2) The most significant memory of reading i have is that i began to read because i used to like playing teacher and ended up hating to read because of having to read way to much that was out of my interest. Some books were interesting some were easy.
1) The first memory I have about reading is that I hated reading. I read books because it was a requirement for the classes. But one day my sister introduce me to the book called The five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom, which became one of my favorite books. It only took that one book to make me realize that I actually enjoy and love reading for fun. Now I own many books of many different genres, my book case is running out of space but still I want more books.
ReplyDelete2) The most significant memory I have about reading is I hated reading. I would groan at the sight of reading a book. There were some books that I did enjoy to read like The Outsiders, A Child Called It but never really caught my attention to the point of making read more. But now its a different story.
1) The first memory I have of reading takes me back to fourth grade when my teacher (Mrs.Wise) assigned me a book report to do on NFL legend; Emmitt Smith. I found that I enjoyed reading books on him mainly because I love football. It was easy for myself to get lost reading books on Emmitt. He is one of my favorite players that have played the game and I credit him for sparking my interest in reading.
ReplyDelete2) The most significant memory I have of reading is recent. I'm taking you all back to 2012 when I was a freshman at APU (Azusa Pacific University) and arrived at my first college class; writing 135. My professor assigned us the book "The Giver" and said, "your first assignment will be in two weeks, read the whole book and write a three to five page paper on the book." All I was thinking was "damn... I'm for sure dropping this class." All in all, I ended up not dropping the class and passed. That book caused me numerous sleepless nights trying to finish that thing.
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ReplyDelete1) The first memory I have about reading is when I was in third grade my teacher took us to the school's library and as I was searching for books I happen to find these two books that caught my attention : Junie B. Jones and Amber brown. I read the synopsis of the books and instantly I knew I had to check them out. I got home and loved them. I remember getting the scholastic book paper to buy books I had to ask my mom to buy me some Junie b jones books and Amber Brown I loved their books. I found myself really into the books.
ReplyDelete2) My most significant memory I have of reading is my first college class. Professor would always assign books to read at home and then our next class meeting she would ask questions and we had to know the answer. It was quite interesting because the books would always be interesting. She told the whole class "Even when you're on vacation make sure you give yourself some time to read , because memory fades if you don't use something it will erase" I always think about that because its true. I read a lot now and it helps me to learn new words.
1) The first memory i have read about when my teacher took us to field trip when i was in 2nd grade heading to library to find a book that i like read about which is Amber brown so i caught reading that book until we time go. so my teacher was like if have the books that you like to read it go ahead check them out. So i was happy cause i can't wait to get home to reading. My teacher was like make sure read your book for 30min for homework. I told my mom can you take me book store to get amber brown cause I'm really enjoying her books.
ReplyDelete2) My most significant that i used to hate to read the most but now i found any books that I'm interesting read it and help me learn new words that never heard before.
1) The first memory of reading or anything relating to reading would be back in elementary school. I wouldn't say I have a passion of reading but I do enjoy reading especially when the book is most interesting. I've read quite a few books with different genres, even reading books that I thought wouldn't interest me actually surprised me, cuhz it took me by surprise. If i ever hated reading it's only cuhz I was either forced to read it, as in it was required in class or the type of genre.
ReplyDelete2) The most significant memory I have of reading was in elementary school. If I can recall correctly I believe it was second grade. My teacher gave us folders filled with stories in them and the objective was to see how fluent and fast at reading we were. So there would be days when we had reading time and she would call us up 1 by 1. She would time us about 1min and when the time is up, we stop. After we stopped reading we would mark where we stopped and the goal for next reading is to pass where you stopped previously. Just passing where you had stopped before always felt like an accomplishment and I've always enjoyed that feeling! it was a challenge and that's what made it exciting, psh well for a 2nd grader!!!
1) I loved Dr. Seuss books. One of my favorites was "Green Eggs and Ham". I loved the color and crazy pictures. I loved the part that said "Sam I am" Another book was "Oh, The Places You'll Go." That had showed a lot of adventure and interested me greatly.
ReplyDelete2) Early on I was very interested in reading. Then interest started to decrease. Later on in high school during my senior year, I read this book called Black Boy by Richard Wright. The story telling of a young black man living through slavery times. Also going to the north and still struggling life there.
1) The first thing that comes to mind of me reading, was when I went with my step father who at the time was a truck driver on his routes cross country for the summer. My mom decided to give me a Harry Potter book to read since I liked the movie so i wouldn't get bored on my trip.
ReplyDelete2) The most significant memory I have of reading is for the past 5 years reading the subtitles to my favorite show which has audio in Japanese. it gave me an understanding of multiple phrases and words that I never knew before in a different language just by listening and reading along with the series.
1) The first memory of reading was that I never really liked reading because none of the books I would pick would catch my attention until one day my freshman year in high school my reading teacher took the class to the library and we had to choose a book and that's when I had found THE BOOK that I loved reading and couldn't stop reading it cause it was really good.
ReplyDelete2)The most significant memory is when I was in high school I was assigned to read The Freedom Writers and at first I wasn't really much into it but then after I got to the 2nd chapter I was really into it n I loved it and I also got to watch the movie which was really good also.
1) The first memory that comes to mind about reading is when i was in the third grade. I had a book report and I didn't start reading my book until the last week before it was due. I remember laying in my parent's bed trying to read, but i kept falling asleep. So ever since then, every time I read a book i fall asleep.
ReplyDelete2) The most significant memory i have of reading was my sophomore year in high school. My teacher assigned a class reading for 'Of Mice and Men'. Reading that book encouraged me to be so eager about reading on. Although a lot of people thought that book was boring, the suspense in it made me want to keep reading on and on and on. This ones the first time i read a book through all the way without falling asleep.
1)The first memory i have on is reading is well growing up since I was little I never really liked books at all. But i can remember my dad reading me bed time stories. Eventually I begin to read things that only interest me.
ReplyDelete2)The most significant memory that I have of reading is when I first started school in kindergarten my teacher used to read to the whole class. We would read smaller books in groups of four. Also did many things involving reading I learned a lot.
1) the first memory I have of reading id I use to not really enjoy I would read but I wouldn't be enthusiastic about it till one day my dad bought be a book from the school's book fair its one of my favorite books still its called "song of the sparrow" its such a beautiful book I love how its organized its a book but in a way I feel like im reading a poem because of the way its format.
ReplyDelete2)The most significant memory that I have of reading is I never use to love reading but after falling in love with the book song of the sparrow and the Nicholas Sparks books now I own about 3 to 5 shelves of books that I love to read
The first memory I have of reading is when I was about three or four years old. I picked up a book that my older sister had been using for school and spent all day trying to sound out the words correctly. That night when it was time for bed, I told my mother "no I'm reading tonight" she was shocked because I hadn't shown interests in books before then. I read the book to her and my siblings before we all went to bed, even though I had no clue what the words meant or how the story was tied together I was still unbelievably excited to read to them.
ReplyDeleteThe most significant memory I have of reading would be when I was 9-10 years old. My mother had passed away during the summer, so to cope with that I would lock myself away in various places i.e.; the bathroom, the garage, my room when my siblings were not home. I would read for hours, getting entranced in these books, making myself one of the characters so I could escape reality for just a little while. It helped me a lot when it came to my home life and coping, I don't find much time to read now as much as I'd like too but back then it really kept my head clear.
My first memory of reading was the book "Goodnight Gorilla". I remember reading that every night, and eventually reading it to my little sister when she was a baby. It was a simple yet enjoyable book.
ReplyDeleteThe most significant memory I have of reading was around the age of seven or eight. My teacher allowed me to borrow a book for about a week. Me being the studious student, I read it everywhere, even the toilet. As I was reading my nose bled all over the book. I was too embarrassed to tell the teacher myself so I had my father call the teacher and let her know what happened. My teacher offered it to me as a gift. I may still have that book somewhere.
My first memory of reading was a biography of Michael Jordan. Since I was little, I wasn't a big fan of just sitting around and reading a book. However, this didn't really apply towards books or articles about basketball or cars.
ReplyDeleteThe most significant memory I have of reading would be when i decided to have a healthy lifestyle. I read quite a few magazines and some books regarding weight training, food facts, proper diet, and supplements.
1) My first memory of reading was when I was in the 2nd or 3rd grade (not quite sure). The book I read was The Red Balloon. The teacher chose the book and it was one of those things where we had to go around taking turns and reading witch I totally hated. When my turn would come around I would get so embarrassed. But the story was good, I remember this book well because after we finished reading the book we watched the movie making the book come to live. It was a great story.
ReplyDelete2) The most significant memory I have of reading would be when I got my first full time job. I was working for a chemical plant that dealt with hazardous materials. At this job my responsibilities were very important and safety was priority. Reading the operation manuals, safe operating procedures, and understanding every aspect of the procedures was crucial for our safe being and production quality of all finished product. Reading everything before starting any type of process at work was a must and that is why I consider this my most significant memory of reading.
1) My first memory of reading is back in elementary school. The book i was reading was captain under pants (if that counts). I remember those were the only books i wanted to read because i actually thought they were interesting and entertaining at the time.
ReplyDelete2) My most significant memory of reading is that i don't like it. I will read things just not like a full book. Even in high school when we would have to read books for english i would always use spark notes. Honestly that probably wasn't very smart because now my reading skills are probably lower than most.
My first memory i have of reading was in second grade when we would sit in the carpet and my teacher would read to us. I can't remember the name of the book but what we had to do was act out each scene we had. I really disliked it because i found it embarrassing, but watching other class mates perform was fun. That what made me enjoy books.
ReplyDeleteMy most significant memory of reading was eighth grade when I actually started to enjoy books. The Book is called "Letters From Rifka." It was the first book that I have ever started and completed. This book I would take it everywhere and just read and reread it over and over. I could say I got into the character and was able to understand her. My point of view has changed on books ever since.
1)The first memory i have of reading is thursday nights after school i was about 7 years old and my dad would always pressure me about reading, i hated it. He would make me stay for about 3 hours just checking books out and being with kids my age to do my homework. i hated reading so much i didn't even like picture books. Now i understand why my dad pressured me about reading so much.
ReplyDelete2)My significant memory about reading is 10th grade when i started reading books about love and sex. I enjoy the details and experiences, that made me change my point of view about books. it emotionally changed me. I stopped reading for a while but i'll pick things back up.
1) The first memory i have of reading was when i was in kindergarten. I was about 5-6 years old. I really didn't understand what the words meant,i would just browse through the images in the book. As time went by i learned to read and i loved to read about American History.
ReplyDelete2) My significant memory about reading was during my senior year in high school. I think it was the story of Beowulf that really confused me. The text was unique and different from modern English, but my English teacher helped out a lot and the story actually became interesting.
1. My first memory of reading was watch Reading Rainbow. Before I could even go to school Lavar Burton had me excites about reading, and when I did learn to read I read everything.
ReplyDelete2. My most significant memory of reading was staying up late reading R.L. Stine's goosebumps books. That's when I found my love for scary things. His books were so engaging, they made me want to read the whole collection. The covers of the books were the coolest part, the word Goosebumps was raise, you could feel the letters on the cover. I would always atop reading and rub my finger across the word, then continue reading. I had never read or seen a book like it.
1. My first memory of reading was watch Reading Rainbow. Before I could even go to school Lavar Burton had me excites about reading, and when I did learn to read I read everything.
ReplyDelete2. My most significant memory of reading was staying up late reading R.L. Stine's goosebumps books. That's when I found my love for scary things. His books were so engaging, they made me want to read the whole collection. The covers of the books were the coolest part, the word Goosebumps was raise, you could feel the letters on the cover. I would always atop reading and rub my finger across the word, then continue reading. I had never read or seen a book like it.
1. Describe the first memory you have of reading. One of the first memories i have of reading would be Dr. Suess books. it was a big thing at my elementary school years ago. They would have a week long anniversary of Dr. Suess and was interested.
ReplyDelete2. Describe the most significant memory you have of reading. The most significant memory would be in middle school, we had to read Anne Frank Diary and I was not interested at first but I kept reading and then found my self finishing the book and going to the museum of tolerance.