I have a 4th grade group that reads the above level reader.
When we were done, I said, "How is this story the same as the one you read in class?"
Hand goes up, "They were both bifocals."
"You mean biographies?"
"Oh yeah."
I am thinking, 'This is the high group.'
The other thing happened while working with a second grader who has just moved from Mexico. Our story was about families, so we brought pictures of our families and wrote sentences about them.
I love my mother.
I love Lupita. Her sister that lives in Mexico.
"My sister is grand."
I ask, "Grand?'
"You know, mad."
"Grumpy?"
"Yes, My sister is grumpy." Her sister is in middle school so she is probably right.
I brought this picture ^. She wanted to write about this picture . She wanted to know about it, as in where it was it, and who where the people? I can't teach religion at school, but I have no doubt that she was drawn to the temple. I told her it is where they got married, and she wrote, I see Todd and Katelyn.
I learned the lesson.
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