Strategies

In the first paragraph of the Nuclear Power I used the focus reading strategy, also a couple times in the 19th page.

I also use a strategy of my own, if I don't understand a word or parts of a sentence I re-read the sentence and predict what it means, in the 19th page CONS.

Early birds

This book is a non-fiction and the main purpose of this text is to inform the reader about the early birds that lived millions of years ago.

I believe this is a non-fiction because it has a glossary, real pictures of fossils and dinosaurs with dinosaur names and a glossary.

I need to know about the dinosaurs and understand the dinosaurs actions and what it needs to survive.

Vocabulary

Radioisotope-a radioactive isotope, usually artificially produced: used in physical and biological research.

Isotope is a chemical element of an atom Language Questions

Language Questions

Did you know scientists believe the birds that live today survived a dramatic event change on the planet by a meteor. It believes that the meteor made the change that made dinosaurs not be able to adapt to the new change.

This book is about the birds that lived at the same time with the dinosaurs, it gives names of some of the early birds and what they look live, it also more gives more information than I said.

Strategies

I did not use this week's focus reading strategy because I used the strategy below and mostly just read the book.

I used a strategy that uses this things, is that real, did that really happen and when did it happen.

Personal Response

While I was reading the text I thought of slowing down my reading so I have a clearer voice to read with.

After reading the text I was saying this in my head, "finally it is done!"

I learnt more about dinosaurs and some names of the early birds