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Stretching Ourselves

Scott Foresman Reading

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therapist one who helps others heal
handicapped a person with physical challenges
gait way of walking
artificial not natural
wheelchairs chairs on wheels used by those who can't walk
abdomen stomach
According to the selection, cerebral palsy can be caused by brain damage before or during birth
How are Tanner, Emily and Nic alike? They want to do things for themselves
An accurate generalization of this story is... Some people with CP have trouble controlling their movements.
A statement of opinion about this story is... "But no one likes playing ball, making jokes, or teasing the teachers more than Nic.
What helps Emily to stay calm? caring for her dogs
What does Nic do after he gets home from school? He reads books with his cousin.
The most likely reason the author chose this title is... to show that people with CP work hard to stretch their bodies and their minds.
How do the photographs in the selecion relate to the information you read. They show the kids doing the things written about in the text.
What is the main idea of the selection? People with CP work hard to do simple things.
What does this statement by Leslie mean, "Last time they sort of tossed me in a blender and poured a new kid out the other side." She was helped by the operation.
The most likely reason the author worte the selection was. to tell readers about some interesting kids.
What is one thing Emily, Nic, Tanner, and Leslie are likely to do in the future? continue to work hard to get better at doing things for themselves.
Emily uses the names of vegetables often when she is speaking. What is a likely reason that she does this? To show that she is frustrated, she has learned to connect vegetable names to her feelings.
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