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Visit Wonderolpolis and read about a topic you find amazing- special- extraordinary. Make sure you use read aloud features. https://wonderopolis.org/wonders

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Please watch the video trailer and make a list of what you wonder... about the movie
the characters
what you think will happen in the book.. which might be different than the movie

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Wonder (2017 Movie) Official Trailer – #ChooseKind – Julia Roberts, Owen Wilson

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Watch the video clip and listen to discover what it is like to live with Treacher Collins Syndrome.
What do you notice about her life- how is it similar and different from  you?

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Before we read the article- complete a KWLR chart.
Know- List 5 things you know about Treacher Collins Syndrome based on our video clips.
Wonder- List 4 questions you are curious about relating to TCS- ask yourself.. I wonder if, I wonder when, I wonder why, I wonder what, I wonder who.... etc.
Learn- as you learn new information about TCS record your answers in the L column.
Research- In the R column- what further research do you need to do to find out more about TCS?
Click on the link below to read our article.  There is speech to text options too.
https://www.commonlit.org/texts/about-treacher-collins-syndrome

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CommonLit | About Treacher Collins Syndrome

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This informational text gives a brief overview of the causes and effects of Treacher Collins syndrome, the same condition that Auggie, the protagonist of Wonder by R.J. Palacio, has.

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Wonder by Natalie Merchant

Doctors have come from distant cities just to see me.

Stand over my bed, disbelieving what they're seeing.

They say I must be one of the wonders of god's own creation.

And as far as they see they can offer no explanation.

Newspapers ask intimate questions, want confessions.

They reach into my head to steal the glory of my story.

They say I must be one of the wonders of god's own creation.

And as far as they see they can offer no explanation.

O, I believe fate smiled and destiny laughed as she came to my cradle,

Know this child will be able. Laughed as my body she lifted,

Know this child will be gifted with love, with patience and with faith.

She'll make her way.

People see me, I'm a challenge to your balance.

I'm over your heads, how I confound you and astound you

To know I must be one of the wonders of god's own creation.

And as far as you can see you can offer me no explanation.

O, I believe fate smiled and destiny laughed as she came to my cradle.

Know this child will be able. Laughed as she came to my mother,

Know this child will not suffer, Laughed as my body she lifted,

Know this child will be gifted with love, with patience and with faith.

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Wonder by Natalie Merchant Doctors have come from distant cities just to see me. Stand over my bed, disbelieving what they're seeing. They say I must be one of the wonders of god's own creation. And as far as they see they can offer no explanation. Newspapers ask intimate questions, want confessions.

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Ever hear stories about a genie in a magic lamp? This is what a magic lamp might look like.

Doogie Howser was a TV show in the 1980s and 1990s about a genius kid who becomes a doctor at age 16. What does it tell you about the doctor when Auggie was born if his parents kept calling him Doogie? (Um, Doogie's the one in the front.)

Most of us are familiar with Star Wars, and get ready for a ton of Star Wars references in the book. Auggie says that he and Christopher used to play with toy lightsabers, probably something like these. (I think I have a couple of these at home!)

Dragon Rider is a book by Cornelia Funke, who also wrote Inheart, Inkspell, and Inkdeath. Imagine reading this when you were six years old. That's kindergarten!

I wish I had some red Adidas shoes like Mr. Tushman.

Rubik's Cube was a popular toy in the 1980s, and no, I could never solve it on my own. Here's the original one plus one made with mirrors like Mr. Tushman has on his desk.

Mr. T. was a big time celebrity in the 1980s. He was on the original A-Team TV show. He was also a boxer in one of the Rocky movies, Rocky III. One of his famous catchphrases was, "I pity the fool who ..." followed by some sort of description. Something like, "I pity the fool who doesn't read books!"

Auggie says that Charlotte is wearing green Crocs, probably something like these. Is it important that Auggie has already mentioned other people's shoes twice three times? (I forgot about noticing Mrs. G's brown sandals with the purple flowers.) Does that tell us something about him?

So what is the difference between a tuba and a baritone? Is it worth getting in an argument while giving a school tour? Can you tell the difference? Can you tell which is which?

Continue to pages 27-50.

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