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Part 8: August
Listen to chapters 115-123 (7:24:25-8:11:12)
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1. Why had Auggie drawn himself as a duck? Why did this make Mr. Tushman laugh?
2. What was Mr. Browne's last precept?
3. What does the line, everyone should be a little kinder than necessary, that Mr. Tushman read in his speech mean?
4. What does Mr. Tushman think that everyone should do to make the world a better place?
5. Do you think Auggie deserved the Henry Ward Beecher award? Why or why not?
6. What did Auggie's mom thank Auggie for?
7. What do you think Auggie's mom meant when she told him he really is a wonder?
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Christian R. Room 306
ReplyDelete1.Auggie drew himself as a duck because he just thought he looked like a duck. This made Mr. Tushman laugh because he thought there was a deeper meaning.
2.Mr. Browne’s last precept was “Just follow the day and reach for the sun!”
3.The line Always be a little kinder than necessary means that you should always be as kind as you can, not just as much as you think you should be.
4.Mr. Tushman thinks that everybody should make it a rule that wherever you are, whenever you can, you will try to act a little kinder than necessary to make the world a better place.
5.I do think Auggie deserved the award. I think so because he was always kind, he was a good kid always, and he made the school itself a better place.
6.Auggie’s mom thanked Auggie for being himself.
7.I think Auggie’s mom meant that he was so different and extraordinary by saying he truly is a wonder.