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Written by Jacqueline Woodson Created by: The Curriculum Corner

Task # 1 Read with Fluency Pick a page or pages to practice. Read the page over and over. Pay close attention to the punctuation. Task # 2 Read with a Partner Take turns reading pages in the book with your partner.

Task #3 Drawing My Thoughts As we read, we imagine what the characters feel. Pick an event in the story. Draw a picture to show how it made you feel. Task #4 The Pictures Share Emotions Many of the emotions the girl on the cover feels can be understood by looking at the pictures. Look at the pictures with a friend and talk about what you can tell about the girl s feelings.

Task #5 Reading Reactions Pick a reading response page. Use your thoughts on the book to respond to the prompt. Task #6 Talk About It! Sometimes readers like to talk about what they have read instead of writing about what they have read. Pick a friend who has read the book and talk about how it makes you feel.

Task #7 Everyone has a Story Share your story! Sit with a friend and begin telling your story. Share a story about yourself and listen to one of your friend s stories. Task #8 Make a Difference Think about the children in the story who don t feel like they belong. If they were children in our class, what could you do to help them feel like they are an important part of our class?

Task #9 EVERYWHERE The girl says that even though she stayed on her block with her sister this summer, it was like she got to go EVERYWHERE. Look at the picture on this page. How does the illustrator show what the girl means? Task #10 Feelings Change Talk about the girl s feelings with a friend. By the end of the story, how does the girl feel about herself and her stories? How do you know her feelings have changed?

Task #11 Response Questions Pick a question from the basket. Read the question with a friend and talk about the answer. Task #12 My Book of Stories Start your own book of stories that make you special. You can add to your book all year.

Pick a child in the story. Why does that child feel like he or she doesn t fit in? Share a time when you walked into a room and felt like there was no one quite like you. How does Rigoberto s teacher turn around how he is feeling about his name? Why does the girl on the cover feel that her story is not as great as the stories her classmates are sharing?

Make a self-to-text connection with a character in the book. What character can you imagine being by thinking of something that has happened to you? How does the girl say we must overcome our fear of being different? Explain what she means.

Name: The Day You Begin Directions: The girl in the story overcomes her fear and begins to share her stories. What story do you have to share? Use words and pictures to share your story. thecurriculumcorner.com

Name: Begin to Tell Your Story! Directions: What is something about you that might seem ordinary that makes you special. thecurriculumcorner.com

Name: Self-to-Text Connections Directions: Share an event in the book. Share something that happened to you that helped you make a connection. Use words and pictures. In the book: In my life: thecurriculumcorner.com

Name: Connections Directions: Make a self-to-text or text-to-text connection with the book. Share what happened in the book and the connection you made. Show your connection. thecurriculumcorner.com

Name: The Day You Begin Use words and pictures to tell about the text. A connection I made while reading is I do or do not recommend this story because... How the story made me feel show an important event from the story

Name: Today we will begin! Today is the day we will begin to listen to everyone stories! Find three classmates and listen to their stories. Write their name and something special about each below.

Name: EVERYWHERE Directions: The girl says that even though she stayed on her block this summer, it was like she got to go EVERYWHERE. Explain what this means using words and pictures. thecurriculumcorner.com

Name: Book Review Directions: What are your thoughts on the book? Did you like the book or not? What is your favorite part? Is there someone you think should read the book in our room? Show your favorite part of the book. thecurriculumcorner.com

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