Daniel the Cable Car was invited to an elementary school in San Diego for a reading of his book to a second grade class. There has never been a printed hard copy of DTCC so a hand-full of color copies, intended for the second graders, were printed at an Office Depot. In the class the second graders, enthusiastically squirming in a half circle before the reader, followed the story on their copies. The reading was fun for everyone involved and the children's eager questions demonstrated the depth of their comprehension of DTCC's inspirational story.
Two weeks after the reading a large manila envelope, addressed to DTCC, was received. Inside were letters and drawings from the second graders expressing their opinions and feelings for DTCC.
Here is what they had to say.
Daniel the Cable Car was invited to an elementary school in San Diego for a reading of his book to a second grade class. There has never been a printed hard copy of DTCC so a hand-full of color copies, intended for the second graders, were printed at an Office Depot. In the class the second graders, enthusiastically squirming in a half circle before the reader, followed the story on their copies. The reading was fun for everyone involved and the children's eager questions demonstrated the depth of their comprehension of DTCC's inspirational story.
Two weeks after the reading a large manila envelope, addressed to DTCC, was received. Inside were letters and drawings from the second graders expressing their opinions and feelings for DTCC.
Here is what they had to say.