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Bezig met laden... Samantha the Snobdoor Kathryn Cristaldi
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 Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek.   BooksInMirror | Feb 19, 2024 |  A young girl is not too happy when she meets the new student Samantha. She thinks she is snobby because she wears fancy hats and big fur coats. When she is invited to Samantha's birthday party they are forced to be partners in the race. She soon learns that they might actually be good friends. Personal Reaction: I like to use this as a multi-cultural book. While it might not be about the girls being different races, they are still very different. The girls are raised differently and it is about learning to accept each other despite these differences. Classroom Extension: 1. This would be a great book to read if the class was doing a week talking about friendship and acceptance. 2. This would also work well to give to another student who is having difficulty accepting a new student in the class. Play games and make the students pair up with someone they would not usually pair up with. (  ) kourtneysanner | Oct 27, 2013 | "Samantha the Snob" is an excellent book for readers of all ages because it deals with a sometimes complex theme: prejudice. Although presented in a mild form, the message is still clear: don't judge a book by a cover. The illustrations by Denise Bronchus are the main reason I picked up this book 11 years ago. Brunkus mixes numerous colors and patterns that will keep younger children interested. For a younger class, I would choose a few words from the book to create a spelling list. Each day, we would read the book as a class and go over the spelling words together. On that Friday, I will give a spelling test. For another assignment, I would discuss the issue of prejudice to my students and have them draw a picture that depicts an act of kindness. ( ) sarah_walker | Oct 26, 2008 |
 [audiobook review] Gr 1-3 -- Samantha S. Van Dorf is the new girl in the class in this beginning reader.... One of the other children in the class, the narrator of the story, immediately dislikes Samantha, who is wealthy and wears fancy clothing, and decides that the "S" in her name stands for snob. When the entire class is invited to Samantha's birthday party, the narrator and Samantha becomes partners for the party games. In the end, they get to know each other and become friends. ... A good choice for newly independent readers. Gr 1-3 -- Samantha S. Van Dorf is the new girl in school. Her family is wealthy, so the narrator, a fellow classmate, postulates that her middle initial stands for "Snob." ... However, she finds out that Samantha is actually a nice person.... The short sentences and plentiful, lively, full-color illustrations make this story an appropriate selection for newly independent readers. An amusing look at jealousy turned to friendship. Onderdeel van de uitgeversreeks(en)Step Into Reading (Step 3)
A young girl resents her new rich classmate until she gets to know her. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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