Wednesday, October 24, 2012
10/24
Last week we learned about FQR charts. We use these to record facts, questions and responses (connections, opinions, inferences) that we have when reading non-fiction. Please read a non-fiction book for 20 minutes each night this week. Then, record the title and author and in the comment section. Finally, record either one Fact, Question or Response that you thought about while you were reading. I've done one for you to use as an example. Zipping, Zapping, Zooming Bats by Ann Earle One fact I learned was that bats eat 1/2 their weight in bugs each night. Zipping, Zapping, Zooming Bats by Ann Earle One question I had while I was reading was, do all bats use echolocation? Zipping, Zapping, Zooming Bats by Ann Earle I can't believe that bats can tell the differences between food and buildings just by using echolocation. That's so cool!
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Motorcycles by Susan Goodman
ReplyDeleteGoggles, jackets and helmets protect you on a motorcycle.
I read Harriet Tubman by Marion Bauer.A fact is she was a slave.A question is how long did it take for her to get from the south to the north? A response is she worked for the war because she was a spy for the North. To help slaves be free.
ReplyDeleteWild, Wild Wolves by Joyce Milton
ReplyDeleteOne fact I learned is that every wolf pack has a male leader and a female leader. The female leader is in charge of the pups and the male leader is in charge of the whole pack.
Martin Luther King Jr.
ReplyDeleteby Marion Dane Bauer illustrated by Jame Smith
A fact about this book is that Martin's mom told him that he was like anyone. So when he got older he told every black that they were equal to everyone.
A question is why did the black people can't be with the whites? A response is that he made people life better.
Andie A
ReplyDeleteI am reading Rainbow Magic Kate the Kitten Fairy by Daisy Meadows.
One response is that fairies are very magical and make believe.
Title:Guinness World records 2012
ReplyDeleteAuthor:Unknown
The next Olympic are going to be at Rio De Janerio.
The first Winter Olympic were at France in 1924.
CHARLIE O.
ReplyDeleteLIFE AS A COMBAT SOLDIER
Brian willwams
my grandfather was in the army
Encyclopedia Of Animals
ReplyDeleteAuthor Dorling Kinerslry
I learned that big cats can't purr.
How do cats know where is another cats territory ? Cats make there territory with pee and droplets .
The Quest to Digest
ReplyDeleteBy: Mary K. Corcoran
A fact I read in this book was the bolus in your mouth goes through a ring of muscles called sphincter.
Who Would Win? Killer Whale vs. Great White Shark by Jerry Pallotta. I learned that killer whales live in groups.
ReplyDeleteChihuahuas by:C.Miller
ReplyDeleteFact chihuahuas are the smallest dog. Question why do chihuahuas need a lot of attention. Responses chihuahuas are so cute!
I read"Nate The Great And The Lost List"by Marjorie Wienman Sharmat.The story was about Nate finding a lost list.Nate finds the list at his friend Rosamond's house.My question is how did Nate solve the case?
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ReplyDeleteHenrietta King
Fact Question Response
She had 3 What was her She was born 1832.
moms. siblings names?
I am still reading Bugs by Penelope York
ReplyDeleteOne of the question I had while reading about honey bees was why do they only collect nectar during spring and summer?
Albert Einstein by Nancy Harrison.Fact:Albert was super shy as a kid,he never talked to his parents intil he was 3 or 4.Qustion:If Albert was so shy, did he have friends at school?
ReplyDeletei read some of remembering the titanic by Frieda wishinsky. and my question is why did Captian Smith and J. Bruse Ismay say that the titanic was unsinkible.
ReplyDeleteAna K.
ReplyDeleteToday I read Squirrels by J. Ciovacco. I learned that squirrels have very strong feet and that each hind foot has five toes with sharp, curved nails. That makes climbing easy for them. I was very surprised that squirrels can swim. I wondered how they use their tail.
I read chapter 2 of Faith First; it doesn't tell me the person who wrote the book. My fact is God made everything out of love and didn't need any help.
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ReplyDeleteAuthor: Mary Pope Osborne
I read a non-fiction book, so I couldn't do a FQR Chart.