The past days, June 4, 11 and 18, 2021, the sessions of the Children's Reading Club "Planeta Historieta" took place in the Cinema Room of the Pablo Ruíz Picasso Cultural Center.
-Session of June 4: As in previous sessions, the boys and girls that make up this club commented on what they had advanced from the book they were reading at home, "Matilda", by Roald Dahl, or "How to get out of a hurry "by Bárbara O'Connor, in the assembly that takes place as soon as it begins. Afterwards, the meeting focused on the world of comics, getting to know the most famous creations and making their own.
-Session of June 11: In this session the boys and girls that make up this club spoke, in the assembly with which they start, about what they had read from the book, "Matilda", by Roald Dahl, or about "How to get out of a hurry "by Barbara O'Connor.
They were also reminded that the following Friday would be the last session of this season, that they would have to bring the books that day and that it would not be an hour for the club, but a little longer, to say goodbye.
Afterwards, Cintia, the person who teaches the club, told them what a date is and asked them to choose one from the book they are reading for the following week to put on the wall of expressions.
The reading of this session focused on the book La Ratita Presumida, by Belén Gaudes and Pablo Macías, from the "Érase dos veces" collection, a different version from the traditional one, then the boys and girls drew a picture of the story that they and they chose but giving them that other version, taking as an example the story they had read. To finish, Cintia put them a video that captures what books and stories can achieve in oneself, how to make you travel, take you anywhere or transport you anywhere.
-Session of June 18: As in the previous sessions, the boys and girls of the club began the meeting with the assembly where they talked about what they thought was the book they chose at the time to read at home.
Afterwards, they read a version of the book "Pipi Longstocking", by Astrid Lindgren, they wrote down new words and expressions that they did not know in the mural that they completed every Friday, and they finished the club playing a game, which they already played at the time, and that they love, which consists of creating a story according to the letters of the alphabet that they play.
