Hello Readers,
In shared reading, we've been workingon making generalizations. Generalizations are made about a group of people or things and are generally true most of the time (but not all the time). What generalizations have you been able to make by reading the biography of Martin Luther King, Jr.?
Thanks,
Mrs. S
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Dear Ms.S
ReplyDeleteHere are the three generalizations I can make. Most of the time Martin had a big family to worry about and Martin also had to play with all of kids. Usually Martin had to go palaces and help the saggregation's thing and Martin had to get up and do it all over again. Most of the time Martin was tired when he got home and Martin had to get up early march after he got there.
Your Student,
Kyle
Dear Ms. Springston,
ReplyDeleteHear are my three generalizations. Most of the time African Americans wanted the same rights as the whites. Ushaly Martin Luther king Jr. was always there for his faamily unless he was in jail. Most of the time Martin Luther King Jr. was not afraid to stand up for the african american's.
Sincearly,
Nathan
Dear Ms. Springston,
ReplyDeleteMost of the time African Americans wanted the same rights as the whites. Usually Martin Luther king Jr. was always there for his family unless he was in jail. Most of the time Martin Luther King Jr. was not afraid to stand up for the African American's.
Sincerely,
Nathan
Dear Mrs.S,
ReplyDeleteThese are my three generalization.
1)Most black people in the 1960's wanted to have the same rights as the whites because the whites were taking advantage of the black people.
2)Usually Dr.King would put his family first because he loves his family more then anything.
3)Mostly people that don't care about Dr.King speaches don't listen to them.
Your student,
Angel