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guyanonymous · 03-02-2010, 09:56 AM

Thanks for the site!

I also, at an early age, go into some of the 'exciting' classics (in kid's simpler versions)...The Three Musketeers, The Invisible Man, etc. I read a children's version of Swiss Family Robinson to a G2 class I was with last year and they enjoyed it (though I was surprised at how often the oldest boy kills things...ever time his name came up, one of the students was sure to say, "Uh oh...he's going to kill something now." ...and yep, I'd never read that one before).

03-02-2010, 09:56 AM	#12
guyanonymous Guru Posts: 692 Karma: 27532 Join Date: Dec 2007 Device: Ebookwise 1150 / 1200	Thanks for the site! I also, at an early age, go into some of the 'exciting' classics (in kid's simpler versions)...The Three Musketeers, The Invisible Man, etc. I read a children's version of Swiss Family Robinson to a G2 class I was with last year and they enjoyed it (though I was surprised at how often the oldest boy kills things...ever time his name came up, one of the students was sure to say, "Uh oh...he's going to kill something now." ...and yep, I'd never read that one before).