Professional Reading-June 4, 2010

This week our book club discussed Ch. 2 – Sensory Images.  This passage was easy for me to understand because of Husker football from the 20th Century- when a game on television only happened a few times a year.  Most games were radio classics.  “If you can create that motion picture while listening to the radio, you dan do it while reading a book.  Sensory images are the cinema unfolding in your mind that make reading three-dimensional.  They are critically important to children, because they make reading vivid and fun… “In books, it’s like the author is the writer and the reader is the illustrator.”" -Zimmerman- ’7 Keys to Comprehension’