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If You Get A Mouse A Cookie Analysis
This child check out the book, “If You Get A Mouse a Cookie” by Laura Joffe Numeroff. I choose this child because it seems that he really enjoy coming to the library, and he was very outgoing. I ask him, “Do you come often to the library? He told me “Yes”. “Do you like books? Can you read me your book” I ask. “Yes, but I don‘t know how to read” he responded. I told him “is ok, just read what you can”. He started to read however he was using the pictures as guiding of reading. The title was “If You Get A Mouse a Cookie”, He said “A Mouse have a cookie“. He was making sentence base on the pictures. He was using Attending to Pictures not Forming Stories base in the scheme of Sulzby’s story. I noticed that he could not read the prints. He was

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