A Bad Case Of Stripes Analysis

Mary Schleifer MEE7636 Bibliotherapy Lesson Book Title: A Bad Case of Stripes Copyright Date: 1998

If students are strictly controlled by their friends or classmates and teachers, they start losing their happiness, their confidence and they lose themselves. If you read about Sandra Cisneros’s short story “Eleven” and think it is about a girl who must wear a sweater she doesn’t want to wear. Instead, it is a story about a girl who struggles to hold onto herself when she is challenged by people who have power over her.

“Ging, stop frowning. Here have a taste.” Her brother Jose said while trying to feed Ging-Ging a spoon full of Water Spinach, but Ging-ging was quick to knock the hand of his brother, and hit a bowl full of sinigang and it fell

Both stories tell kids that they should not keep secrets and tell the truth instead. The book "The Bloody Souvenir" tells kids that they should tell an adult/guardian immediately before something gets worse. In the story, the narrator did not want to tell his mom what happened about his wart, so he tried to hide it up. But it gets worse and the narrator still did not want to tell his mom.

Nyago is a student at the town 's elementary school. His teacher will get a boob job, which will cause Nyago to get wet dreams from looking them. The teacher later uses her breasts to behead three robbers with her breast milk. The first wet dream Nyago will have is where he is a peeping tom, peeping at his teacher zipping her dress, where her boobs slip out.

The book says “It was not often that she made crackling bread, she said she never had time, but with both of us at school today had been as easy one for her. She knew I loved crackling bread.” (38). Right after the surprise, Calpurnia kissed Scout saying that she missed her all day. By her word Scout’s depressed heart arose.

At school they had to change their food too because they didn't want to feel like they were doing wrong by eating Indian food for example "but she only shook her head and plowed through her way solemnly through who sandwich" (Ru par.15) this shows how much she really wanted to eat Indian food but she had to fit into the British society. What Cynthia brought made the little girl miss her Indian food which was "thin wheat chapattis, some vegetable curry, and a bottle of buttermilk" (Ru par.15) This shows that these girls just wanted to fit into the

Calpurnia is shouted at by Lula, a woman who is prejudiced against whites, for bringing two white kids, Jem and Scout, to church. Calpurnia teaches them the lesson of tolerance through this example by pointing out what Lula did incorrectly. Next, Calpurnia tells Jem and Scout that “There’s some folks who don’t eat like us” (32). This quote is referencing the way Walter poured syrup all over his meal. At first, Scout gets angry at Calpurnia because of what Walter did.

Or you can go back where you had supper last night’” (35). It is because of this that Miss Emma becomes heartbroken and “ready to cry” when Jefferson, in his bitter state, refuses her gift baskets, always containing homemade foods such as fried chicken, yams, and tea cakes (72). In contrast, the friendship that grows between Grant and Jefferson reaches its debut as they converse while eating pecans picked by the schoolchildren. Food symbolizes the community between the characters.

Coming of Age Coming of age is not just learning to walk, or how to brush your teeth, or learning how to write your name, it is also the things people experience along the way. For example, making friends, putting themselves in other people's shoes or taking risks and learning from them are all ways people mature. Coming of age is gaining perspective on the things around you.

SPED Shadow Study/Developmental Stages Learning to function independently plays an important role in what a child with special needs is able to learn. Every child is different and may develop at a different pace however, it is important that the child goes through the stages as part of the treatment process. A few of the developmental milestones for a fourth grade student are gaining interest in spending time with friends, the need for independence, and the beginning of puberty. Also, their handwriting and the ability to use tools improve, they form stronger and more complex friendships, and they become insecure. The student who I chose to observe is a special education student but attends most of his classes in a regular classroom.

When Janie finished eating her peanut butter and jelly sandwich and she needed something to wash it down. Even though she was lactose intolerant she decided to drink milk, so she grabed Sarah Charlotte 's milk and gulped it down. While Sarah-Charlotte was protesting Janie looked at the little girl in the kidnapped section of the carton whose name was "Jennie Spring". As she started to look at the little girl more and more, she started to realize that the little girl in the picture was actually her.

There is a girl named Jawanna and she is a bully and one day she at lunch and she decided she was going to mess with a girl named Maria. So, she walked up to Maria and said “’Maria that brownie sure looks good can I have it?” Maria replied “Sure Jawanna you can have I wasn’t gonna eat it any way.” So Jawanna took the brownie back where she was sitting and ate it along with three others.

She talks about how she regrets sharing tender moments with her beau as he “sipped a cappuccino at [their] local coffee shop” and letting her followers catch a glimpse of “[his] hands dripping honey on the manchego cheese.” She carefully crafted her words to create an air of mystery and urban flair, but only succeeded in making herself look pretentious and self centered. One of her readers decided to tactfully remind her in the comments section, “Did you really think your readers wanted to know about your personal life at all?” She uses a more emotionally loaded fallacy, bandwagon appeal, to force her audience into seeing her side. She carefully put in little quips like how posting about her significant other would make her look like a “vapid girlfriend” heading straight off into “relationship land” which she eloquently described as “. . .an

The idea is to relate The Outsiders to students’ lives for students to become more engaged in the reading and maintain the novel’s events by relating events, characters, etc. to students’ lives. IPTS 1C relates to this performance activity by how the competent teacher relates students’ lives and development into a lesson. I learned prior knowledge and incorporating students’ lives into a lesson greatly impacts student learning. Performance Activity 23: Observe and record how the teacher manages the classroom. What