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The teacher from the video went over the story from the previous day, she even pointed out the tips from the story “How to Jump Rope”, she realize there was tips in the story, so she’s making sure her students know about tips because the tips are important and they want their reader to be safe, and know when something is important. For example, you can’t jump rope in heels because you can hurt yourself it’s better to wear sneakers. Then she re-read the story they did and she had her own tips, so that the reader knows that is very important. And in the end I like the fact that she had the students re-read their own story that they wrote, then she have them talk to their neighbor, and then they add their own tips to their story for the readers

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