I wanted to let everyone know that I have started on a personal/professional challenge for myself. I want to read all the Orca books in our library at Sheldon-Williams, and give them a small review. Orca books are high-interest low vocabulary books written for reluctant readers. I have already started by completing two Orca books: Crash by Lesley Choyce and Edge of Flight by Kate Jaimet. I will post my mini reviews as I finish the books.
Friday, 24 January 2014
Orca Books
Hello all,
I wanted to let everyone know that I have started on a personal/professional challenge for myself. I want to read all the Orca books in our library at Sheldon-Williams, and give them a small review. Orca books are high-interest low vocabulary books written for reluctant readers. I have already started by completing two Orca books: Crash by Lesley Choyce and Edge of Flight by Kate Jaimet. I will post my mini reviews as I finish the books.
I wanted to let everyone know that I have started on a personal/professional challenge for myself. I want to read all the Orca books in our library at Sheldon-Williams, and give them a small review. Orca books are high-interest low vocabulary books written for reluctant readers. I have already started by completing two Orca books: Crash by Lesley Choyce and Edge of Flight by Kate Jaimet. I will post my mini reviews as I finish the books.
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