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Week of April 6th: Library Story Time: Dragons Love Tacos

Hello VUES readers,
Below are the library activities for the week of April 6th-April 10th.

1) Listen and watch the Dragons Love Tacos video.
2) Draw and write about your favorite part in the book. If you have a printer, you can use this Favorite Part worksheet.
3)For extra fun, keep filling out the Distance Reading Menu that was sent home from school. If you can't find your menu, here's a link to print out or look at a new copy. 




If you email your work to Ms. Foley afoley@anwsd.org, I'll add it to the blog. Check out this wonderful work submitted by a VUES student.


by VUES student, E.B. 

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