In a message dated 2/19/2007 6:48:05 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Also,  
when some students have already read something, they tend to ruin it for  
others. How do you work around situatons like  this?




I teach third grade and we must teach reading from a basal.  Usually  my 
students exposure to novels is limited to teacher read alouds.  I guess  maybe 
I 
don't see the end where many of them have read a book previously, as the  vast 
majoroity of my students read very simple chapter books such as Henry and  
Mudge.  
 
However, I have had a few occasions where this has happened, and I simply  
ask the student not to give a way too much.  
 
Rosie
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