Lit Circle Question - Vocabulary
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Apr 24, 2009
Be sure to get parental permission for that age group. nfm
On 4/24/09, Ashleigh Heckman wrote: > can you please share with me where you got the lessons or > ideas for your advanced fourth grade ela class. I teach in > a gifted school and world like to do a readers-writers > workshop using the book next year.
cag
You may want to think twice about using it at a fourth grade level, even if it's a gifted class. The book is extremely graphic and may actually scare some students. I had a hard time reading it as an adult.
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