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LAST STOP ON MARKET STREET READ ALOUD HOW TO

They are great for all students and especially beneficial for English Language Learners. This shows that Nana makes CJ to be kind even when he's upset.Interactive Read Alouds are an amazing way to practice reading strategies, build listening and oral language skills, develop vocabulary, and increase comprehension.

When CJ was mad that they had to take the bus, Nana made CJ give everyone a great smile and say "good afternoon" in the bus.

LAST STOP ON MARKET STREET READ ALOUD HOW TO

"A way to be a good person is to let go of anger" I think this because in the book it shows Nana showing CJ how to become a better person.

"Sometimes in life friends will always go but family will always stay.".

"What you don't have, you don't need: find creative ways to make do with what you have.".

"Think Win-Win - you can help each other find life's wins.".

"Always be positive."/ "A person can make their own happiness." /"Look at the bright side of life." You may not have a car like CJ's one friend, but you can appreciate the time you get to spend on the bus with your other friends.

"Appreciate what you have in life."/ "It's important to be grateful for what you have in life.".

"Find the beauty in your life."/ "If you look, you can see the good around you.".

These are some Life Lessons that students identified in Last Stop on Market Street. Here is a reading of the story by its illustrator, Christian Robinson.

"You can make changes for someone else." or "If someone’s sad, you can make them happy." Because when the shop was shutting down and the teacher was sad, Destiny wrote a book about their time together and when she gave that to the teacher the teacher turned happy.

"Think about others before yourself." Because the girl is trying to help the Mrs.

I say it because when the library was going to close destiny helped by selling books and telling people to save the store.

"The lesson is never give up." Because in one part the little girl said that she would help her."Be kind to each other," because the girl helped the store and she is raising money for the store so it does not close."Be grateful for each gift you receive even if it wasn't bought at a store." I said that because in the story Destiny made the gift of words out of love because she was writing down everything she likes about the store."Words are a powerful gift." Destiny used her words to call people to action to help the store and later to put into a book the memories of the bookstore to save them forever.Although it may not be exactly how you worded it in the form, your ideas are all included below: What are the life lessons or themes that the author is sharing with the reader? What evidence leads you to believe this? So many students are submitting their ideas, that I have to group your themes together. You may complete this survey to tell us what themes or life lessons you find in this story. Students in grades 3, 4, and 5 will take the New York State Grades 3–8 English Language Arts (ELA) Test on March 29 - March 30.Parent Association News & Announcements.COVID-19 Guidance for Families (Grades K–12).Health & Safety Measures for the 2021-22 School Year.