Seuss this is one of the first books I can remember that actually taught me something valuable. After the teacher read it, she gave a few moments to think about what is the overall meaning of the text. This was the first time I can ever remember when I have been asked this. For a few moments I thought to myself it was just supposed to be a silly read, something for entertainment what could this time teach me. Time was up and she asked for the whole class response and everyone responded “ Green Eggs and Ham” are gross. The teacher laugh at first but she made us understand that it is important to not say you do not like anything before trying them. Because in the book Sam I am suggested countless of things to pair the Green Eggs and Ham with and it was a no every single time from the unnamed character. This was one of the most useful things I ever taken from a book and that was in my childhood. That deeper understanding of what I thought was just a clever combination of rhyming words. Proved to be one of the first powerful message that I needed carry in not only my academic career but also outside of the
Seuss this is one of the first books I can remember that actually taught me something valuable. After the teacher read it, she gave a few moments to think about what is the overall meaning of the text. This was the first time I can ever remember when I have been asked this. For a few moments I thought to myself it was just supposed to be a silly read, something for entertainment what could this time teach me. Time was up and she asked for the whole class response and everyone responded “ Green Eggs and Ham” are gross. The teacher laugh at first but she made us understand that it is important to not say you do not like anything before trying them. Because in the book Sam I am suggested countless of things to pair the Green Eggs and Ham with and it was a no every single time from the unnamed character. This was one of the most useful things I ever taken from a book and that was in my childhood. That deeper understanding of what I thought was just a clever combination of rhyming words. Proved to be one of the first powerful message that I needed carry in not only my academic career but also outside of the