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Bumblebees Observation

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In the CDC a selected J. there was several children in the CDC when I enter the first day to observe the bumblebees’ classroom. J was observing me for several minutes and I had a sit in the couch that bumblebees reading area have. After that, June came and have a sit next to me. It was a great experience for me, I felt great and decided to choose her as my observation child. J. enjoys to go in the library area. I observed that when she was there she looks happy to pick and see the books where she see the baby faces. She turn the pages such a pretending she was reading. One day another child approached her and took one book away from her. J. initially responded by screaming. A teacher saw what was happening and told J. “you are not reading

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