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A.
Author
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Ruby Bridges
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B.
Title
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Through My Eyes
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C.
Illustrator
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Ruby Bridges
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D.
Readability Score
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Lexile 860L,
DRA 60, Grade Equivalent: 5.6
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E.
Genre
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Autobiography
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F.
Subgenre
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General Nonfiction
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G.
Theme
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History
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H.
Primary and Secondary Characters
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Ruby Bridges
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I.
Awards/Date of Publication
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Awards: 1999 Parents’ Choice Award; 2000 Jane Addams Children’s Book Award; 2000 Carter G. Woodson Book Award
Published: September 1, 1999
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J.
Publishing Company
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Scholastic
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K.
ISBN Number
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0-590-54630-9
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L.
Summary
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This is the story of Ruby Bridges. At age
six, she became a pioneer in school integration. In New Orleans 1960, she broke a racial
barrier to enter an all-white school.
This book shares the reactions she and the people around her had and
the change it had on our world. The feelings are felt through the vivid photographs.
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M.
Picture of Book Cover
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N.
Usage with students
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This book can be used studying integration and
race. As the students read they can write in their journal how they think
they would have reacted to certain parts in the story. Classes can discuss how our schools today
contrast from when Ruby went to school, and how she helped to get us where we
are.
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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Module 9: Chapter Book 10
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