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Ruby Bridges - her story
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DAILY ROUTINE-GUIDED WRITING
Level:
elementary
Age:
7-17
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Daily Routines
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elementary
Age:
11-17
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"My daily routine" - The 1st 45-minute-lesson (of 2) -- Reading leading to writing for Elementary and Lower intermediate st.
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elementary
Age:
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DAILY ROUTINES - EXERCISES (PRESENT SIMPLE)
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elementary
Age:
11-14
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Parts of the day
Level:
intermediate
Age:
10-14
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my daily routine
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elementary
Age:
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Ruby Bridges - her story
Write the numbers in letters
1/ Ruby became a
of the civil rights movement at only
years old.
2/ Her parents are from
Timbertown, Missouri
Tylertown, Mississippi
Stontown, Mississippi
and then moved to
, where Ruby grew up.
3/ She was the
first
third
fourth
black girl to attend William Frantz
school, which was a school for whites.
4/ Ruby's first day of school was on
(month) ,
(day)
(year) . She was
by US federal
who were protecting her against
activitists
leaders
protestors
.
5/
refused to teach her.
refused to be in the same class. Ruby had to spent
year by herself. Her teacher was named
Barbara Hendricks
Barbara Henry
Barbara Haimie
, she came from
because no one on the South wanted to teach her.
6/ Ruby inspired Norman Rockwell, who
"the problem we all live with" in 1964. This painting was
bang
sung
hung
in
(date) in the
(place) .
7/ Ruby met with
. He told her " If it hadn't been for you guys, I might not be
and we wouldn't be looking at this
"
8/ What does Ruby do today?
She has become a teacher
She has become involved in politics
She has become a spokesperson for the rights of black peopl
9/ Look up for words from the story
