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MARCH 20, 2000 |
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FROM: BLAND Grade 6-8 Andrew Trahey School Rochester, NY |
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LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS DISCUSSION |
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FROM: Ashley Grade 5 Oak Park Elementary Des Moines, IA |
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This is our test message to check our school, city and state for accuracy. |
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FROM: Mrs. Samples Grade 4 Herod Elementary Houston, TX |
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Just got back into town from spring break, so couldn't submit the test form earlier. Looks OK! We're ready at Herod to begin tomorrow! |
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FROM: Ms. Blackwood Grade 5/6 Rockingham Elementary Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada |
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Just got back from spring break. Testing student comment form. |
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FROM: Marisa and Jessica Grade 4 Herod Elementary Houston, TX |
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We think Number the Stars is an emotional book. It is interesting because the book tells about what happened between the Jews and the Nazis. We have enjoyed the book so far because it's about kids our age and what they went through during World War II. |
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FROM: Cory J Grade 5th Explorer Elementary Williamston, MI |
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I think the book is really great so far and i think it's interesting how it takes place in denmark and it takes place around world war 2. |
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FROM: Sunnie Grade 4 Herod Elementary Houston, TX |
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This book is very interesting because it has kids my age and it's about World War II. I really like it so far because Kristi stood up to the soldiers and she wasn't scared. |
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FROM: Lauren L. Grade 5th Explorer Elementary Williamston, MI |
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to:Jessica and Marisa, I agree that the book is emotional.I felt that it was going to be like this trough the whole book .I felt this especialy when I read the back. |
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FROM: Sunnie Grade 4 Herod Elementary Houston, TX |
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This book is very interesting because it has kids my age and it's about World War II. I really like it so far because Kristi stood up to the soldiers and she wasn't scared. |
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FROM: Krista Grade 4 C. P. Smith Elementary Burlington, VT |
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We read Chapter 1 today. We thought about what we would do if we were Annemarie and got stopped by the police. If I was in Annemarie's place I would have been very scared. I think I would have said just what Annemarie said and answered their questions, but I would have said nothing more. If I was Annemarie's sister (Kirsti) I would have just stood there and let the soldier touch my hair. When he said that I was pretty I would have smiled and said in my sweetest voice, "thank you." |
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FROM: Justin Grade 5th Explorer Elementary Williamston, MI |
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This book reminds me of a book we read last year about Golda Meir because it is in the same time period and it involved the persecution of Jewish people. Have you read any other books like this that take place during World War II? |
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FROM: amy Grade 5 Centennial Elementary Plano, IL |
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We are trying to send a message |
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FROM: amy Grade 5 Centennial Elementary Plano, IL |
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Whew!! We finally got through. We have been reading ahead and have been anxiously awaiting this day. Hope to talk to many of you again soon |
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