Interactive Vieweing: SUPER WHY & The Three Little PigsEach day
of Reading Camp begins with an interactive viewing of the SUPER
WHY episode of the week. That means that you and your campers
won’t simply watch the episode, you’ll chime in with the songs,
answers questions, and join the characters in solving the
problems and saving the day. Young children are active
learners—they learn best through play, exploration, and
conversations with their teachers and fellow campers. WatchTake
notes in your Learning Log as you watch the slideshow. ReviewThe
SUPER WHY television show invites young viewers to build their
early reading skills by becoming part of the reading adventures.
Here are some of the strategies Deborah uses to build
enthusiasm, maintain focus, and get every child actively
participating. 1. Involve campers right from the start. Use the
questions in the Reading Camp Curriculum to deepen children’s
understanding of the story and help them focus on the early
literacy goal of the day: on Day 1—Alpha Pig’s