In the French and Indian war the Indians sided with the French and in the American revolution they sided with the British.
<u>Speech bubbles</u> in comics or graphic novels are essential tools that are used to convey <u>dialogue</u> that is being uttered aloud. They are one of the most <u>important elements</u> because they reveal what an author is going to depict in a story and how characters vary from one another.
The bubble is also depicted in <u>different shapes</u> indicating someone may be yelling (pointy), thinking (cloud-shaped), whispering (dotted lines), or speaking in a manner different than the other characters (different font, bubble shape).
<u><em>"The path was rugged and sore"</em></u>
This line is most distinctly descriptive. The other lines do contain imagery, but they require the reader to develop the image, whereas rugged & sore are very descriptive of the path's physical condition.
before beginning to read, a person must know letters and their sounds.
the first tip is for the beginners to learn how to combine letters and make sounds out of it.
also, in the beginning, by showing them certain words, they can learn to memorize them.
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some great tips are:
- read to a child while using an energetic tone
- point to each word as you read
- ask the child questions about the story
- give him/her some beginner books
- set a positive example by reading books
- teach the alphabet and build phonemic awareness
- help the child sound out words
it is good to read the same stories several times and have the Child read aloud to you.
go easy on the beginners and try to be patiant :)
