My
favorite book (and earliest book that I remember reading) is The
500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins.
I think
I felt it was my first story book that I ever read myself because it wasn’t
written in rhyme. I think at the time I felt that hats were magical. If you put
on a different hat, you can be someone else. I think I read it more than once
over time. For some reason, that book still stays with me some 50+ years later.
I found
this book and I read it to my children as they were growing up. I liked sharing
a part of my childhood with them. I even read it to my high school students
because I liked sharing a part of my childhood with them too. I liked talking
about why I liked it and asked my students to share their opinions too.
I think
this would be a great activity for students because not that many years have
gone by since they first started reading. I think it would be good as a way of
getting to know my students too and allowing them to share a part of their
childhood with me also.
I would
ask them the following questions:
·
What
is the first book you remember reading?
·
Why
did you like it?
·
Would
you read it to your children?
What
was your favorite childhood book? How would you answer the questions? What
other questions would you ask your students? Please share.
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