Because good readers Visualize & Connect to the text…

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Because good readers Visualize & Connect to the text… As you look as these images, jot down some feelings, emotions, or thoughts that come to mind.

Where in the world are we?? How far is this from home if you’re an American soldier?

The jungle of My Khe, Vietnam

What do you notice about the setting What do you notice about the setting? How would you feel if you were in their shoes?

What details do you notice about the plant-life and landscape?

What details do you notice about their attire What details do you notice about their attire? What can you infer from that?