Big-Enough AnnaBig-Enough Anna

AuthorAuthorPam FlowersPam Flowers

I can read, understand and tell about I can read, understand and tell about nonfiction.nonfiction.

I can ask and answer questions to I can ask and answer questions to show that I understand the show that I understand the information I am reading.information I am reading.

I can talk about the most important I can talk about the most important details in the information I read.details in the information I read.

As they work together As they work together to cross the Arctic, the to cross the Arctic, the littlest sled dog, Anna, littlest sled dog, Anna, proves that proves that determination is more determination is more important than size.important than size.

2007 Tennessee 2007 Tennessee Volunteer State Book Volunteer State Book Award WinnerAward Winner

After reading-After reading- Who is the main character of this story?Who is the main character of this story?

• Describe this characterDescribe this character What expedition is Anna preparing for?What expedition is Anna preparing for?

• How long is the expedition?How long is the expedition? What happens to the lead dog Douggie?What happens to the lead dog Douggie?

• How does this affect Anna?How does this affect Anna? What do you think is the moral or lesson What do you think is the moral or lesson

we can learn from Anna in this book?we can learn from Anna in this book?

AnnaPam Flowers and Dog Team

Pam Flowers Pam Flowers with Anna, Lucy and Alicewith Anna, Lucy and Alice