Week of June 1st

This week's Read Aloud is:
Rot, the Cutest in the World! 
By and read by Author Ben Clanton 

Things to think about: Why did Rot change what he looked like?  Why did he change back?  Why was that a good thing?

Things to do: Draw Rot with Ben Clanton.  Send me the pictures and I will post them on the blog below.  Send to eackerman@anwsd.org

Ben Clanton asks: What sort of book could you make about a potato or what other type of vegetable would make for a good character?  Let me know and I will let him know through social media. (Maybe he will respond!)

Have a great day and happy reading!

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