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On page 48 Mr. Browne reveals his September precept, "When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind." What do you think this means to Auggie? What does this mean to you?

August has never gone to school before the 5th grade. Why was going to school an issue for him? Do you think he should have gone when he was younger? How would you feel if you were in Auggie's position?

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On page 48 Mr. Browne reveals his September precept, "When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind." What do you think this means to Auggie? What does this mean to you? August has never gone to school before the 5th grade. Why was going to school an issue for him?

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This is our final week reading Wonder. I hope everyone enjoyed the experience, and maybe learned a thing or two about themselves. This week I'd like everyone to create your own precept like the kids in Mr. Browne's class do at the end of the book. You will also answer one of the two questions listed below . I can't wait to hear your responses and read your precepts! Have a great week and always remember to choose kind!

What are the characteristics of a good friend? Which of Auggie's friends demonstrate these qualities? Does August? How does Auggie help his friends see him as an ordinary kid? Could other kids use Auggie's techniques? Give specific examples that you remember from the book and mention a virtue that you believe best represents those characteristics.

Why do you think there was such a tremendous shift in everyone's attitude toward Auggie after the incident at the nature retreat? Do you think Julian might have been able to change h...

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This is our final week reading Wonder. I hope everyone enjoyed the experience, and maybe learned a thing or two about themselves. This week I'd like everyone to create your own precept like the kids in Mr. Browne's class do at the end of the book.