Writing about Reading: Questions for Day 2

Today at the Book Chook blog, Susan is adding tons of ideas about stories and ways to connect them with literacy ... from traditional activities to harnessing technology. Don't you just love her Wordle filled with ideas from her theme? Creative literacy is her passion, and we're tapping into it for today's questions.

• Does your child enjoy writing? How can we link reading and writing in ways that will motivate kids?
• What is your favourite book to screen adaptation? 
• Do you or your child have a story that you like to "act out"? What is the story? and who are the role players?

Here are the steps ...

1. Select the question or questions that resonates with you.
2. Find an old post or write a new one that answers the question. [Be sure to grab the Share a Story button from the sidebar to include in your new post!]
3. Come back here and link your post either via the inLinx box or as a comment.
4. (optional) Tweet your post and include the #SAS2010 hashtag to share even more.

The Inlinkz box will remain open all week, so come back anytime to add your post.

Updates from Tuesday, 9 March 2010

• Eric von Raepenbusch shares lots of visual interpretations of books, the path toward reading, and books come to life at Happy Birthday Author
• Tess Alfonsin has a great collection of books-to-movies and heartening news for parents in Movies Can Be a Teacher's Best Friend at the Reading Countess.
• Tif talks about a writing dilemma with her son and asks for your ideas at Tif Talks Books. 

Updates from Wednesday, 10 March 2010

• Elisabeth Marie answers all three questions at YS Princess.