Week 11 Internet: Storybook Comments

** Note Extra Credit option below. *** 

This week, you will be commenting on THREE Storybooks, and you will use the chart for your class below to figure out which Storybooks to comment on - unlike last week, this week you will look at the Storybooks of the three people ABOVE you in the list. So, find your name on the chart (the names are arranged at random; you can use Control-F in your browser to find your name quickly); the three people ABOVE you on the chart are the people whose Storybooks you should read. If there is nothing new for you to read at one of the Storybooks you are assigned because you have already read and commented on all the pages there, then you have a free choice instead. 

Each comment needs to be 200 words minimum, providing detailed feedback about the new material that you read (and also about the Introduction and Coverpage, if you have not commented on those before). See the Week 9 assignment for prompts about what to comment on if you are not finding enough to say, and you might also look at these notes about giving Detailed Feedback.

EXTRA CREDIT - More Storybooks! If you enjoy commenting on other people's Storybooks, you can do THREE MORE COMMENTS for this week for 6 points of extra credit, just like last week: free choice from any Storybook in your class or in the other class that has a new story you have not read yet (you can see a complete list of both classes below). Each comment needs to be 200 words minimum, providing detailed feedback about their coverpage, their Introduction, and the story (or stories) that you read.  

Myth-Folklore Storybooks in Random Order

Indian Epics Storybooks in Random Order