Hello Brave Bloggers,
Over the next few weeks we will be looking at Patricia MacLachlan’s writing. I want you to notice the amazing craft she uses and make comments on our blog. Do you think you can try writing like Patricia MacLachlan during writer’s workshop?
Dear Radical Readers,
I hope you are looking forward to our author study on Patricia MacLachlan. All groups will be reading a fantastic novel by one of my favorite writers. As you read and reflect, please ask questions and make comments on our class blog underneath Guided Reading. You can also talk to others about words you may need clarified. At times, you will be answering questions on the blog instead of your reader response journal. Be sure to write comments under the book you are reading with your group in class. Happy reading and happy blogging!
Blogger Graves
Arthur, For the Very First Time
In the first chapter, you learn that Arthur is having the worst summer. Did you ever have an experience like him? Tell about it.
Seven Kisses in a Row
In the first chapter, Emma packed a paper bag of items she needed to run away from her house. What would you bring if you were Emma?
Through Grandpa’s Eyes
Patricia MacLachlan uses descriptive language in her writing. Look back at the beginning of book. How does she describe Grandpa’s house?