Sunday, March 15, 2020

Literature/Reading 3

Reflection: This is the first comic/graphic novel that I have read and I don't think anything will top this. Calvin and Hobbes was truly an amazing comic. it was colorful, relateable, comical and enjoyable. After reading this my first thought was 'doesn't matter what grade I teach I want this book to be apart of my lesson'. I think people of any age would really enjoy this book. This comic turned into a graphic novel is from the eighties so people who read it back then pass it down to their kids and I think that's amazing. it's kind of a classic in my book. Teaching this is in a secondary English classroom would be so much fun, their could be so many projects and discussions that would fill the classroom.
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