https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1 1. Explain how the speaker of the poem feels about reading. 2. Explain another good title for this poem. 3. Explain a lesson about reading that a reader can learn from this poem. In your response, use details from the poem that support your explanation. en-us 2017-05-18 01:04:21 UTC 2023-03-17 01:35:03 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/File.png https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173858507  The speaker feels good about reading because he's talking all good things about reading like, when the author says you can go to Kalamazoo to Idaho. Another good title for this poem is Reading. I think it should be Reading because you can explore all the places the author talked about.  And it's all about when you can READ! If a reader were to read this poem and try to learn something from it they would learn what great adventures you would have in your book!!! This what i infer.]]> 2017-05-25 16:23:14 UTC https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173858507 https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173858567 He loves reading. And he thinks that you can learn a lot of things when your reading you can also use your schema and text clues to make an inference.  I think that You can read anywhere would be a good title because he/she's saying that you can read from Kalamazoo to Idaho or read directions.  I think that I can learn that I can read wherever I go for example like Mississippi or Myrtle Beach.   That is my explanation.  ]]> 2017-05-25 16:23:31 UTC https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173858567 https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173858569 I can infer the speaker feels that reading can help you do a lot of stuff like reading directions can help you build stuff and you learn how to cook or bake something you don't no how to and I think the speaker loves to read.  I think another good title for this poem could be How reading can help you do stuff. You should read more often and learn how to read because then if you get a letter from your friend you will be able to read it instead of not knowing how to read. ]]> 2017-05-25 16:23:31 UTC https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173858569 https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173858743 I can infer that the speaker loves reading. He loves reading because you can learn to do many different things. An example from the text is, 'Or read directions that explain just how to build a model plane.

       Another good title for this poem is Why You Should Read. It is a good title because it tells you some of the things you can learn from reading.

       A lesson that the reader can learn is that you can learn from reading.]]> 2017-05-25 16:24:25 UTC https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173858743 https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173859017 I can infer that the author  Loves to read . a good titlefor this book is, Why you should. If you know how to read you can go from kalamazoom to Idaho. And if you can read you can read  a letter from a friend to the very end. If you can read a book you can learn how to read a cook book.  You should deffently learn how to read because you can do so much by learning how to read. so pick up a book and learn how to read trust me it will help you out so much ]]> 2017-05-25 16:25:49 UTC https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173859017 https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173880489 I can infer that the author thinks you should learn to read. I think Adventures of reading is a good title for this poem because it tells you what you can do when you learn how to read. You can learn a lot of cool things from reading. For example in the poem it said you could read directions, build a model plane,bake, cook, and play a game the proper way. ]]> 2017-05-25 18:11:43 UTC https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173880489 https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173880565 I can infer that the speaker feels that reading is important, and he feels that reading can express you, and you have a lot of imagination in reading! Another good title for this poem is the magic in books. ]]> 2017-05-25 18:12:01 UTC https://padlet.com/tohotzke/poem1/wish/173880565