Friday, June 4, 2010

The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

We are learning to read with fluency and expression. Whero read "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs." Our first story was "What do you want for dinner?" which we recorded last week.
Do you think we have improved? 
Are we achieving our learning intention?






12 comments:

  1. I think you started with lots of hesitation and sounded like it was being read. However as you got into the story you started reading with more fluency. You also had some great expression that made the story come to life. I feel you lost the impact of some of the funny parts because the reading wasn't fluent in those parts.

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  2. Hi Whero your readers theater sounds awesome I like how you use your expression.

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  3. I think that is the real story.

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  4. Hi whero your readers theater sounds fantastic I like how you use expression and nice sound affects.

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  5. I like how you used expression and it sounds awesome god job!

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  6. I think that your expression is about 8 because you had a lot of expression which is really good leavl .I think that you fluently was about5 because you had a lot of space in your story.

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  7. Good work on reading your readers theater who would have thought that wolfs can be innocent.

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  8. I think your expression has improved from last time.

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  9. I really like your expression but at the start it sounded like 10 people at the same time saying the title but good expression, introduction, and a very good story.

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  10. I think your expression has improved from last time and I think it is very funny

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  11. Hi Whero
    I think that your expression is fantastic:D

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  12. I like your story because you guys read with lots of expression and fluency i still think that you can improve.

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