Reading Period

Reading Period

Title:Cam Jansen and the mystery of the U.F.O

Author:David  A.Adler

Pages: 3-20

Date: december 13 2011

Vocabulary:

English	Français
announcement	l’annonce
seemed	semblait
binoculars	jumelles
groceries	épicerie
nearby	à proximité

 Summery:  This book was good. But this one don’t have picture. The story was easy to understand. This book was easy to read . But I don’t like the story beaucause the events in the book was not original. At the 4 first pages the sentance was repeated. The story was don’t have action.

Scooby-Doo

Title: Scooby-Doo and the vampire’s revenge

Author: James Gelsey

Pages:1-23

Date: 30 november 2011

Vocabulary:

English	Français
Plently	abondance
nodded	hocher de la tête
reached	atteint
auction	aux enchères
wiped	essuyé
able	mesure
carpeted	moquette
hanging	suspendu
ordered	commandé
fancy	fantaisie

 

Summary: 

The book is good, I understand what is written.The book was good.

The pictures was very nice and butiful.The story was good.

Muggie Maggie

Title: Muggie Maggie
Author: Beverly  Cleary
Pages: 1-9
Date: 14 november 2011
Vocabulary:
-gloomy: dark or poorly lit
-cheerfully: in a way that displays hapinnesse
-flattened: make or become flat or flatter
-arguing: give reason or cite evidence
-scowled: an angry or bad-tempered expression

Summery:
Maggie is a little girl in grade-four. She have a dog. He name is Kisser. Her dog wait for Maggie every day wen she wood come home.  Maggie loves to play with her dog and she play with every day. Maggie is popular. She have friends in grade- four, grade-five and grade-six. Maggie have so friends in the bus. When she is in her house, she loves to talk of her favorite teacher

The Magic Tile

Title:The Magic Tile

Author: Suzanne

Pages: 1- 44

Date: 19 oct. 2011

Vocabulary:

-caravansary: historical an inn with a central courtyard for travelers in the desert regions of Asia or North Africa.

-perhaps: • used when one does not wish to be too definite or assertive in theexpression of an opinion -escorted:-trapped: a curve in the waste pipe from a bathtub

-brought: come to a place with something