Conclusion

Congratulations!

Your book is published. You will be reading it to the kindergarten class soon, but first you need to practice. In your group, take turns being the reader. Act as though you were presenting to the kindergarten class.

• Vary your voice.

Pay attention to the sentence structure and adjust the inflection of your voice accordingly. For example, pause when there is a period or a comma. When there is a question mark, ask the question. This is why you are practicing, so you get used to the words.

• Change you tone of voice depending on the mood or if a character is speaking.

If there is a scary part, you could deepen your voice and make it shaky. Sccaaarryyy!

• Feel free to add your own comments.

For example, after reading the text on one page, you could point to the illustration and say "OOooo! I would be scared of that witch too! Wouldn't you?" Involving your audience is a good way to keep their attention.

• Choose which group member you want to read and let's head down to the kindergarten class and showcase our tremendous talents!