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For the final publishing portion of the informational book, Christian added many colors! He also added scenery to most of his pages. After completing his book, we added holes to each page and inserted them into a folder.

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I chose the book Quest by Aaron Becker for one of my fast finisher selections because Christian really enjoyed Journey, and I wanted to bring in the sequel to surprise him. He was really excited and interactive on each page making inferences and predictions and meaningful connections along the way.

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(Revising shown in blue pen)
During the revising process, Christian focused on punctuation and capitalization. He added period where they were needed and capitalized the beginning of each sentence.

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Above are both my example semantic map and Christian's semantic map. My example semantic map was on basketball, as this was a great interest of his. He actually included basketball as one of the sports in his semantic map because he enjoys basketball so much. For christians semantic map, his original thoughts are in the green and blue color. He then added to his map using red. Most of these thoughts he then included in his actual book.

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(Editing done in BLUE pen)
For editing, Christian focused on two things. Both of these things found in the first two pages of his book. During his first draft, Christian did not add an author on his cover page, so during editing, we added his name, "By: Christian". He was very excited during this process because it made him feel as if he were truly an author, which he now is! He then added an entire sentence to his second page about Soccer. The sentence was, "Each goal is worth one point.".

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(Drafting done in pencil)
Christians first draft includes the text (written in pencil) and the illustrations. He successfully completed five pages. Christian used inventive spelling, however it was logical and I was able to read and understand everything he wrote. His informational book covers five sports; Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Racing (track/cross country), and Football.

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Since Christian, my student, was struggling mostly with the topic of Basketball, among the four sports he included in his informational text, I decided to bring in three books about the topic of Basketball explicitly. This allowed him to see first hand information and illustrations regarding Basketball. I chose a few sentences that I felt were important from each book and read those aloud to him, marking my place with my finger while reading.

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Christian drew him and his family at his house as well as him at the basketball courts with his friends at school. Above is a soccer field where Christian drew him and his team. He said he does most of his reading at his house with his family, and drew each member of his family inside the house. He enjoys reading about sports, spiderman, video games and food.

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Description for Informational Interview: 

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At the top of this paper Christian listed his favorite things. We found that two sports, basketball and soccer were both in his top five favorite things. This is why he ultimately decided to do his informational book on sports in general; where he chose five to focus on.

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Informational Interview Artifact & Description 

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Informational Interview Artifact & Description 

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Justification of book choice in light of student interest and proficiency level

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Justification of book choice in light of student interest and proficiency level