Week 5 Reading Plan

I finished reading When You Reach Me by Rebecca Stead. When Miranda walks home everyday, there is always a homeless man standing on the corner. He is always kicking his leg out and murmuring book bag, shoe. One day Sal is walking home from school and Miranda is a few feet behind. When Sal sees Marcus he takes off running. Marcus is calling after him. Miranda begins to run after Sal. Sal runs into the street and does not see the car coming. Quickly the man on the corner pushes Sal out of the way. In the end Miranda and Sal are friends again, but they hang out with their other friends too.

Week 4 Reading Plan

Thursday:

 Iam almost done reading When You Reach Me by Rebecca Stead. Miranda and Sal are walking home from school when they see a group of boys beating up another boy. One of the boys come up to Sal and punches him in his stomach and then his face. The boy runs away.  A few days later Sal tells Miranda that he doesn't want to be friends with her anymore. Miranda wonders why.

Week 4 Reading Plan

Tuesday:

I am reading When You Reach Me by Rebecca Stead. Miranda's mom is getting ready to go on $20,000 pyramid on t.v. Miranda is reminiscing  about the time she first met Sal when they were babies. I like the book so far. I should be done with it this week.

Week 3 Reading Plan

Friday:
I am almost done with the book Paper Quake. Violet thinks that there is going to be a  big earthquake that will destroy the Golden Gate Bridge. She is still finding letters. She's trying to figure out who they were sent to. She is trying to find what connection she has between the letters.

Week 3 Reading Plan

Wednesday: I am still reading Paper Quake. In the middle of class there is an earthquake. When Violet and her two sisters go to help clean up her parents florists shop she sees a note addressed   to V. Violet assumes they are addressed to her, but they were written a long time ago. She finds two other letters. She is trying to find out who wrote the letters.

Week 3 Reading Plan

Monday:
I am reading Paper Quake by Kathryn Reiss.Violet is a triplet; however, she does not feel like she is one. Her two sisters Rose and Jasmine have the same hair and look exactly alike. They always do things together and always leaves Violet out. People often mistake Rose and Jasmine for twins not triplets.