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SPRING CHALLENGE 2013 > 50.1 - Ms Anderson's task: Two Truths and a Lie

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message 101: by Sam (new)

Sam | 174 comments Ms Anderson wrote: "Sam wrote: "I'm planning on reading The Lightning Thief, Hoot & Chomp.
Can I get the last 2 approved please just in case they slip off the front page?"

All approved!"


Thanks


message 102: by KSMary (new)

KSMary | 1181 comments I think that I will read Moon Over Manifest (already approved), Hoot (already approved) and then either Ella Enchanted or Stargirl if they are approved.

Thanks!


message 103: by Megan (new)

Megan Anderson (ms_anderson) | 1464 comments KSMary wrote: "I think that I will read Moon Over Manifest (already approved), Hoot (already approved) and then either Ella Enchanted or Stargirl if they are approved.

Thanks!"


Both are approved. Enjoy!


message 104: by Michael (new)

Michael Mcdaid | 163 comments How about:

Darth Paper Strikes Back (I am a Star Wars nut)
The Viper's Nest ( I hate snakes)
The Last Straw ( I kept a diary in middle school as well)


message 105: by Megan (new)

Megan Anderson (ms_anderson) | 1464 comments Michael wrote: "How about:

Darth Paper Strikes Back (I am a Star Wars nut)
The Viper's Nest ( I hate snakes)
The Last Straw ( I kept a diary in middle school as well)"


All of these work!


message 106: by Alexis (last edited May 23, 2013 12:51PM) (new)


message 107: by Megan (new)

Megan Anderson (ms_anderson) | 1464 comments Alexis wrote: "Will the Diary of a Wimpy Kid, A Wrinkle in Time: The Graphic Novel, and Sideways Stories From Wayside School work for this task?"

All will work :D


message 108: by D.G. (new)

D.G. I'm not sure if Dragonbreath will work? It has Middle Grade as genre and I know Graphic Novels and Children books with 100-300 pages are allowed but I'm not sure if some of the rules cancel each other out?

Can you please let me know your verdict, Ms Anderson?


message 109: by Sandy, Moderator Emeritus (new)

Sandy | 16893 comments Mod
D.G. wrote: "I'm not sure if Dragonbreath will work? It has Middle Grade as genre and I know Graphic Novels and Children books with 100-300 pages are allowed but I'm not sure if some of the rules cancel each o..."

From a moderator's point of view, there isn't any cancelling out of rules - it's >100 pages and fits the task requirements,so would be okay from the overall SRC rules perspective.


message 110: by D.G. (new)

D.G. Thanks for clarifying, Sandy. I started reading the rules and got confused about whether it being both a graphic novel AND a children's book with pages 100-300 was a problem .:)


message 111: by Deana (last edited May 25, 2013 08:38AM) (new)

Deana (ablotial) | 276 comments I'm hoping to do a sprint to the end to get 50 points using some newberry books I have lying around...

Dear Mr. Henshaw
Walk Two Moons
Jacob Have I Loved

My only concern is for the first one, the font is bigger than usual, so maybe it's one of the "young reader" books that isn't allowed?

But it has RL 5.5 on the back, which isn't that young. And Walk Two Moons has RL5 but normal sized font.


message 112: by Megan (new)

Megan Anderson (ms_anderson) | 1464 comments Deana wrote: "I'm hoping to do a sprint to the end to get 50 points using some newberry books I have lying around...

Dear Mr. Henshaw
Walk Two Moons
Jacob Have I Loved

My only concern is for the first one, the..."


Personally, I think as long as they meet the page count, Newbery books are fine. Especially given the age of the protagonist in Dear Mr. Henshaw (6th grader) and that it's on the shelf in both the classrooms I work in, I have no problem with it working for my task.

All three approved.


message 113: by Deana (new)

Deana (ablotial) | 276 comments Great, thank you!


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