For EXTRA CREDIT, type 450+ words here at this blog task about how you became literate (able to read/write):
- What were your favorite childhood books?
- Who read to you?
- Did shows like Spongebob teach you humor?
- Who were your favorite teachers?
- When did you realize you could put letters together to make words?
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3 comments:
Meinert- extra credit
1). What were your favorite childhood books? I loved the Berenstein Bears and Franklin. My mom teaches elementary and preschool kids. She loves those series, so she read them to me a lot. We used to read every day mostly before bedtime.
2) Who read books to me? My mom read most, but I also had other family members read to me. Sometimes it wasn't even a book that was read. My grandpa used to read me the newspaper.
3) Did shows like Spongebob teach you humor? No, I was not allowed to watch Spongebob as a child. My parents did not think that it was appropriate. I watched it a couple of times, and then I tried something to another child that was on the show. My parents didn't like that, so they did not let me watch it anymore. I learned a lot of my humor from my dad.
4). Who were your favorite teachers? In elementary school, I liked Mrs. Beesley, Mr. Horst, and Mr. Mashlin. In middle school and high school, Ms. Mayo, Ms. Ringley, and Mrs. Zell, Ms. Leesch, Ms. Eichelberg, and Mr. Christensen. I have a hard time with this question as everyone has had an impact on me. Some good and some not. I like teachers for different reasons. My mom is my favorite of all time teacher as she has taught me to be the person that I am today. She has been a huge support to me and she always believes in me.
5). When did you realize you could put letters together to make words. I worked a lot with my preschool and kindergarten teachers. My mom also did sight words with me and we would put them together.
Harris- extra credit
My favorite childhood book was goodnight moon everyday my mom would read it to me before bed. I remember always showering fast enough just so I can hear her read it. And the beritsen bears. My mom was the only one in the picture so she always read to me I would never go to sleep unless that book was read to me. Yes a lot of humor. Sid the science kid was my favorite and super funny. My favorite teacher was my 5th grade teacher cause she was super nice. I learned to put letters together at 5.
Ariah N. Helseth
What were my favorite childhood books? Some of my favorite books were the old Disney books, the giving tree, the Dr. Seuss books. The Dr. Seuss' book that I really liked and still like is the one called “Oh the places you go”. I also liked and still like the book called “I love you more” by Laura Duksta. Who read to me? My dad would read the Dr. Seuss books to me. My mom would read the Disney books to me and also sometimes the Dr. Seuss books too. My aunt would read the “I love you more” book to me. Did shows like Spongebob teach me humor? Some of the shows I used to watch a lot when I was a kid that taught me humor were the Newhart shows, Little Rascals, Tom and Jerry, Andy Griffith Shows, and I Love Lucy shows. These shows I still watch to this day because I enjoy them so much. Some of the other movies that I watched and still watch are The Best of Lassie, Flipper, and some of the old good classic family movies like Swiss Family Robison, Treasure Island, Old Yeller, 20,000 leagues under the sea, and Davy Crockett. Who were my favorite teachers? In Elementary school my favorite teachers were my Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Schaffer, my second grade teacher Mrs. Beesley, Mrs. Woodard, Mrs. Stone, Mr. Reese, and Mr. Horst, . In middle school my favorites were Mr. Olson, Mrs. Juffer, Mrs. Carrol, and Ms. Mayo. In high school my favorites were Mr. Massmann, Mrs. Leesch, Mrs. Eichelburg, Mrs. Ebright, Mr. White, Mr. Christensen, and Mrs. Sturgeon, and Mrs. Frantzen. All the teachers had a huge impact on me when I was in high school so really I like all the teachers at the high school but the ones I list are my favorites. When did I realize that I could put letters together to make words? I realized this when I was 5 years old right when I was in Kindergarten.
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