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This blog is intended for 4th and 5th grade students aged 9 to 11 to help them stay engaged while reading. It will focus on helping students learn about characters' feelings in stories by including videos, slides, tips and exercises to describe characters' feelings as expressed by authors. Students can use the blog to practice inferring characters' feelings and identifying possible feelings of different characters.
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Ppp del blog
- 2. This blog will be created for students between 9 and 11 years old. Students attend to 4th and 5th grade
- 3. The intention of this blog is to create a fun virtual place to help beginning readers to stay engaged while reading. This blog will be built to support the English classes where children can learn the characters feelings.
- 4. Students will be able to describe and to pay attention to details as feelings that the author says about characters in a story.
- 5. My blog includes videos, slides, tips to infer about characters feelings. Also the blog will include some exercises to practice, pictures, and flash cards about possible characters feelings.