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Reading Class » My Name is Maria Isabel

My Name is Maria Isabel

My Name is Maria Isabel by Anna Flor Ada

 Summary:  Maria Isabel Salazar Lopez is upset because her teacher calls her Mary Lopez.  Maria Isabel sits and watches as her class prepares for the Winter Pageant.  She is too shy to tell her teacher how much she wants to be called by her correct name and how much she wants a part in the pageant.  She is also afraid of disappointing her parents, so she does not tell them she has no part in the pageant.  Instead she immerses herself in "Charlotte's Web", finding comfort in the story of Wilbur and Charlotte.  When an unexpected opportunit arises to tell her teacher her greatest wish, Maria Isabel remembers the brave Charlotte and tells her teacher the truth.

Genre: Realistic Fiction

Realistic Fiction is a fictional story in which the setting, plot, dialogue, and characters seem real.

Story Skill:  Cause and Effect

We will be continuing the cause and effect skill.  While the previous article practiced the skill using non-fiction articles, this story will focus on the cause and effect in fictional text.  To practice the skill go to the cause and effect links above.

Cause and Effect

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My Name is Maria Isabel – patterns for the /k/ sound

shark

question

crooked

stomach

attack

electric

drink

blanket

risk

jacket

topic

struck

public

blank

track

mistake

sink

ache

squirrel

junk

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