5th Grade Reading and Social Studies--->
The Reading Lab is where bright young readers come to discuss, through in-depth dialogue, literature that they are reading._____
The Social Studies Parlor is where students respond to critical questions related to different aspects of Social Studies, and then discuss their responses through thoughtful discussions.
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This weeks blog question will center around some of the short stories we have read this year, including: "Charles", "Ooka and the Honest Thief", "A Game of Catch", "The Green Man" and "The Brave (Valiant) Tailor." In all of these stories one of the main character went through a significant change, some event in their lives changed their character dramatically. Your question this week is to decide which of the following characters went through the biggest character change, and then to say who changed in a positive way the most. The characters I want you to focus on are: Charles, Gonta, Scho, The Little Tailor and Claude.
With all blog questions I will require at least 2 details, from the story, to support your answer. When this blog is completed please complete any missing blogs.
Dr. Cornelius
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Fern -- The cat in the hat met a bat woh was sleeping on a mat holding a stuffed rat.
Article posted February 23, 2012 at 09:01 PM GMT •
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I think that the character with the most character change is Claude because he went from arrogant, vain, and selfish, to caring , kind, and thoughtful. He was arrogant, vain, and selfish in the beginning because he looked down to people less rich than himself. To prove this, look on pages 26 and 27. He turned into a caring, kind, and thoughtful person because at the end of the story it says that Claude then cared for his animals and each night he left food out for the Green Man. These acts of kindness are caring, kind, and thoughtful. THE END=http://=http://=http://=http://=http://=http://=http://!!!
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Article posted February 23, 2012 at 09:01 PM GMT •
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