How is Marvin Redpost an example of realistic fiction?
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what we learn about a character from actions, words, and thoughts: Personal OR Physical traits?
personal traits
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a story that is made up, but could really happen today. (chapter book OR realistic fiction)
realistic fiction
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In the book "Why Pick on Me?," Marvin is in his classroom at school. The setting in this book is the same as the setting in the book "Class President." What kind of connection is this?
Text to Text Connection
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a connection between the text and events in the world
text to world
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what we can see: Personal OR Physical traits?
physical traits
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In the book, "Why Pick on Me?" Marvin is sad because his friends are bullying him. Make a connection and tell what kind it is.
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a book with a story with no or few pictures, it usually has a table of contents. (author OR chapter book)
chapter book
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red, curly hair: Physical OR Personal Trait?
physical trait
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In the book "Class President," Marvin's class had a special event at school called "Hole Day." This reminds me of how I participated in special dress up days for IST such as Bible Day and Fiesta Catracha. What kind of connection is this?
Text to Self Connection
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What is an "On my Own" question?
use your background knowledge and your own experiences AND your opinions to find the answer
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fairy
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gift
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banana
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What is a "Right There" question?
the answer is found in the text, right there on the page
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shark
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gift
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baam
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a connection between the text and another text you have read