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Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] Developing character with Venn Diagrams
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Teammates - can't remember the author - great for baseball season -
compare
PeeWee Reese and Jackie Robinson - also great social studies tie-in
I wrote about this book in my book about courage and acceptance. The
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I read The Sixth Grade Nickname Game by Gordon Korman to my fifth graders.
They loved it and it has so many characters it would be easy to
compare/contrast.
Mary
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I read The Sixth Grade Nickname Game by Gordon Korman to my fifth graders.
They loved it and it has so many characters it would be easy to
compare/contra
Michelle--
Try Pink and Say by Patricia Pollocco.
It might fit into your social studies curriculum as well.
Mary Anne
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> Hello All,
> I am looking for a good read aloud for sixth graders so they can compare
and contrast 2 characters using a venn diagram (2 or 3 circles) and then
develop one character using the vocabulary from the text.
> I eventually want to do this with T
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>> Hello All,
>> I am looking for a good read aloud for sixth graders so they can compare and
>> contrast 2 characters using a venn diagram (2
This was something that I did in first grade. I read Miss Rumphius and Johnny
Appleseed ( Steven Kellogg).
It was easy to compare and contrast.
Jeanne
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Hello All,
I am looking for a good read aloud for sixth graders so they can compare and
contrast 2 characters using a venn diagram (2 or 3 circles) and then develop
one character using the vocabulary from the text.
I eventually want to do this with The Cay by Theodore Taylor, but I want to
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