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Classroom Habitudes - Imaginative Reading

by Angela Maiers on Jun 14, 2009

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Using Role Reversal and Imaginative Reading can change the state of mind.

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Classroom Habitudes - Imaginative Reading — Presentation Transcript

A Habitude Mini-Lesson Imaginative Reading & Role Reversal

“ Great readers do not just read the words in a book; they envision the world of story in their minds.” Angela Maiers Classroom Habitudes The Habitude of Imagination

As readers step into the roles of the characters, the text comes alive

Become more involved in the story to make your reading experience deeper and more powerful.

“ Sometimes only a change of viewpoint is needed to convert a tiresome duty into an interesting opportunity.”

With Imaginative Reading and Role Reversal students can go from this state of mind…

… to this state of mind’s eye.

Over 45 mini-lessons, 20 Graphic Organizers & 100 suggested mentor texts Get your copy today!

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by Angela Maiers on Jun 14, 2009

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