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Essential Questions: What types of literature appeal to you? Why is it important to read for enjoyment? How do we discover books that we will enjoy? How does reading benefit us all?
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Welcome to Book Tasting
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On the menu today…. Take 5 minutes to peruse all tables and categories
Choose a table/category to have a “tasting” at (i.e. Fantasy, Science Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Sports) Pick three books to “taste”~ read the back of the book/summary, read a couple of pages of first chapter, look up a review online (optional), ask Mrs. O’Toole or your English teacher for suggestions!
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Don’t Forget…. You are not limited to these tables/categories:
Go to the shelves- fiction or non-fiction (numbers on spines!) You may search the OPAC- Icon on desktop You may go online to search for recommendations- teenreads.com, goodreads.com, barnesandnoble.com Mrs. O’Toole can always borrow books from other schools or purchase new titles… just ask!
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Next on the menu…. Write a short reflection (on sheet) about what you’ve read (Does it sound interesting? What stands out? Want to find out more? Would you read it?) Rate the book 1-5 (1 worst, 5 best) Check one book out & grab a book mark *optional Please place books back in assigned categories when you’re finished “Tasting”
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Example menu…. Mrs. O'Toole's sample menu Book Tasting Webpage
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Bonus…. If you decide to read a book and take an Accelerated Reader test (score 65 or above) or complete a “MHS Book Review” form… You may earn 2 extra points in your English class (per marking period) How do you know if it has an AR Test? Look here: AR BookFinder (icon on desktop)
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Any Questions?.... Have fun tasting
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