Twerp by Joseph Samere https://padlet.com/2161808/gl9xvnivo25b en-us 2018-08-22 12:55:05 UTC 2018-08-31 14:01:08 UTC hello@padlet.com 2161808 https://padlet.com/2161808/gl9xvnivo25b/wish/274548581 Sticky #1: Questioning: (for predicting and clarifying) What are you wondering about?   Does what you read make sense? What questions are you asking yourself as you read the book?
Page 42 I am wondering if this kid is a good or a bad kid. It makes sense in a way of saying how he messed up and it’s not his first time. Questions I’m asking myself when I read about this book are mainly about the character and who he really is. 


]]> 2018-08-22 12:57:23 UTC https://padlet.com/2161808/gl9xvnivo25b/wish/274548581 2161808 https://padlet.com/2161808/gl9xvnivo25b/wish/274548642 Sticky #2: Connecting (text-to-text, text-to-self, text-to-world) In what ways are you making connections to what you are reading?
 Page 42 I am making connections to this in a way that I see his point of view and what he is really trying to point out.


]]> 2018-08-22 12:57:40 UTC https://padlet.com/2161808/gl9xvnivo25b/wish/274548642 2161808 https://padlet.com/2161808/gl9xvnivo25b/wish/274548694 Sticky #3: Inferring (reading between the lines and drawing conclusions from evidence in the text) What conclusions are you drawing about the events in the book? 39% I’m inferring that because he has gotten into trouble in the past the story is going to shift into maybe a problem that’s going to happen soon.

]]> 2018-08-22 12:57:55 UTC https://padlet.com/2161808/gl9xvnivo25b/wish/274548694 2161808 https://padlet.com/2161808/gl9xvnivo25b/wish/274548743 Sticky #4: Visualizing (using text imagery) Which passages create the best pictures in your mind’s eye?
Probably when on 39 % it tells us actual dialogue of what is happening. This is great for making it a audio book because of its dialogue.

]]> 2018-08-22 12:58:07 UTC https://padlet.com/2161808/gl9xvnivo25b/wish/274548743 2161808 https://padlet.com/2161808/gl9xvnivo25b/wish/274548828 Sticky #5: Summarizing main ideas and themes (author’s big ideas and reasons for writing) What are the main events in the story? Write three to five sentences that tell the 'gist' of the story.
Julian Twerski is not a bad guy. The incident with Danley Dimple, wasn’t that bad he didn’t mean to hurt him. As part of his punishment, Julian has to write about it for his English teacher. We learned that doing what your best friend tells you to isn’t the best idea. 


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Sticky #6. how the main character changes throughout the book.
He goes from the big tuff kid into a kid that wants to improve himself in a positive way. 
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 Sticky #8. plot development/events.
Pigeon can’t fly so he's putting it out of its misery.
Making mistake at school with others.
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 Sticky #9. author's writing craft/style.
A flow with the story shows a good mix of dialogue and him thinking of other things.
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 Sticky #10. an explanation of your opinion of the book
I like this book but I personally wouldn’t keep reading it over and over
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