Julia Sesame Street by Erin Gray

Riley and Bella #1

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:37:33 UTC

Based on the paragraph, all people with autsim are not the same. We know this because, in the text it says "People with autism have a range of challenges."

Tyhira and Aaron

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:38:39 UTC

Based on the paragraph, not everyone with autism is the same. We think this because each perons has thier stregths and weaknesses.

Krystel

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:38:47 UTC

Based on the paragraph, not all people with autism are the same. I know this becuase in the text it says people with autisum have a range of challenges.

One way that Sesame Street is using Julia to help people understand autisum is how she acts. For example she responds late .

Julia does not talk to big bird becuase of her autisum.

Keyli :3 #1

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:38:50 UTC

Based on the paragraph, no , not all people with autism are the same. They are unique, like us, and they are not all the same. I know this because, in the text, it says "Just as we look at all children as being unique, we should do the same thing when we're looking at children with autism," That is why all children with autism

1.Nevaeh & Jordan

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:38:53 UTC

Based on this paragraph all people with autisims are not the same.I know this because in the text it says"Each person with autism also has his or her own talents and strengths, though".

Kevin 🐳 #1

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:39:01 UTC

Autism is different for everyone with it I know this because in the text it said that people with autism have there strengths and weaknesses.

Carlos and David

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:39:07 UTC

Autism is diffrent for every person that has it some cant hear well and others repeat things.

Ashley

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:39:17 UTC

Based on this paragrah people with autism arent the same. I know this becuase in the text it says that people are unqie and have there stenrg and wenkess.

2.)Nevaeh & Jordan

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:43:21 UTC

One of the ways "Sesame Streeet" is using the character Julia to help people understand autisim by understanding Julias actions and behavior. It helps kids without autism understand what Julia is like.Even thought there are different types of autisim Julia is still unique in her style.For example the type of autisim she has is,she does not like loud noises and when she hears them she covers her ears.When someone askes her an a question she either does not anwser or gives a late response.

roman

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:43:26 UTC

Now that Julia has been brought to life she is helping kids with autism. she is providing exampels about autism.xD

Tyhira and Aaron

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:43:35 UTC

Based on the section, the ways Sesame Street is using Julia so kids can understand autism is they show most symptoms of it like repeating things and ignoring people by mistake. Then kids know how to react to people with autism later.

Riley and Bella #2

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:43:40 UTC

One way that "Sesame Street" is using the character Julia to help kids undersatnd autism is, that in the show, Julia is sensitive to loud noises, sometimes repeats things, and sometimes it takes a while for her to respond if someone is talking to her. It also shows that children with autism should be treated the same way as other children would be.

Carlos

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:43:48 UTC

Sesame street is giving an example what Autism is.

Keyli :3 #2

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:43:59 UTC

One way that Sesame Street is using Julia to help kids understand autism is by showing how she acts and her behavior. It helps families let their kids know about autism and that their kids shouldn't be afraid of people with autism.

2) NORA

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:44:10 UTC

Sesame Street is trying to help kids with autism by showing examples of what autism looks like.

Ashley

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:45:31 UTC

Some of the differnt ways seame street is using the charater julie to help peolpe understand autism is by showing how julias behavior is and she is really sencetive to loud noise and jumps around.

Kevin 🐳 #2

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:46:35 UTC

One way Julia is helping kid understand autism is showing them how kids with autism behave.

roman 3

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:48:57 UTC

Julia does not talk to big bird becuse she does not know big bird beacuse of autism.

david

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:50:00 UTC

Julia did not awnser big bird because she did not hear him.

Nora

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:52:09 UTC

Julia does not talk to big bird because of her autism she dose know that you are sopose to say hello even to people you dont know

Kevin 🐳 #3

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:52:17 UTC

Julia doesn't talk to Big Bird because of her autism. She sometimes responces late because of her autism and because she doesn't know Big Bird

3.)Nevaeh & Jordan

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:52:53 UTC

In the text Julia doesn't talk to big bird because in the show, Julia is having fun with Abby and Elmo when Big Bird walks up. He wants to be her friend, but Julia doesn't speak to him. He thinks she doesn't like him."She does things just a little differently, in a Julia sort of way," Abby tells him.

Aaron and Tyhira

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:52:57 UTC

Julia does not talk to big bird because of her autism and she does not to respond to to him right away.

Keyli :3 #3

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:53:20 UTC

Julia doesn't talk to Big Bird because she doesn't know that she has to say hello when someone says it to her. I know this because it's just how her autism works, it's not because she doesn't like him.

Riley and Bella #3

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:53:25 UTC

Julia doesn't talk to big bird right away because she acts differently than other Muppets due to her autism. Big Bird thinks that she doesn't like him at first until Abby Cadabby tells Big Bird that she is different.

ashley

msgray5 — 2017-04-05 13:53:33 UTC

Julia dose not talk to big bird because of her autism and big bird thinks that julia does not like him.

Victoria #1 #potato4life

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:11:12 UTC

When the writer said Julia is part of "The gang" he meant that she is included with the other sesame street characters
;) B) :D :( :P XD

#2
Sesame street is using Julia to help other people understand that they are not the only ones and help them feel better and showing them how autism looks like because when she hears sirens she gets scared and crys >o<

#3
Julia does not talk to Big Bird because people with autism don't know it's rude and she really does not know how to socialize with other people. :o

Diego & Adrian

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:11:14 UTC

It means that she is part of the seasame street and has freinds and to keep Julia safe too, and to show kids that kids with autism are important! :)`

Juan and Derick

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:11:16 UTC

The writer wanted to include julia in the gang he/she means that he wants include her in with other kids.

They want kids understand them like that julia does not like loud noises like a crash and julia will cover her ears and yell while crying.

Julia dose not talk to big bird because she dose not have socail skills and because Julia does not k
now big yellow bird

Maria #1

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:11:18 UTC

When the writer says "Julia is part of the gang" he/she means that Julia is treated equally and is treated like any other puppet in "the gang."
:-)
B)

#2
Some of the diffrent ways that Sesame Street is using Julia to help people understant people with autism is that Julia has many traits that are similar with actual people with autism. Some of those traits are: she does not like loud noises, she is good at finding things, she does not look at people in the eye and she sometimes repeats the things that other people say to her.

#3
Julia doest not talk to Big Bird when he when he walks up to her and her friends because since she has autism she might not know it is rude mot to respond and she might be shy.
#-_-

Sofia (Question #1)

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:11:19 UTC

The words "Julia is part of the gang" means that she won't get excluded and ignored. Julia would be included with Sesame friends. She is not an outsider

Gian PT1

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:11:33 UTC

When the author says that Julia is one of the gang he ment that she doesn't feel left out and doesn't feel like an outsider.

Yessenia,Mileidi,Angela #1

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:11:52 UTC

The words "Julia is part of the gang" means that Julia isn't an outsider she's included as part of a sesame street character.

Lloyd (qn #1)

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:12:22 UTC

When they said Julia was part of the gang they ment by she is not an outsider and they are going to treat her like they treat each other.

Stephanie and Simone

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:12:30 UTC

it mean's

Tony Sesame Street DA BEST

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:12:44 UTC

It means that julia is not alone and that she has elmo,abby, and, big bird to play around with her.

Angela,Yessenia,Mileidi #2

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:18:04 UTC

Based on the section "Helping People Understand Autism" Different ways Sesame Street Is using Julia to help people understand autism is that kids with autism don't like noises like sirens.

TONY PT2 Sesame Street #DABEST

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:18:22 UTC

Sesame Street has tought kids that if you have autisom you will never should feel left out.

Gian PT2

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:18:38 UTC

Some different ways that Sesame Street is using Julia is by showing other kids that being autistic has nothing to do with not being friends with an autistic kid. Another way is to treat an autisic the same way someone treats you.

Lloyd (qn2)

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:18:57 UTC

One ways sesame street is using autism is by showing childern to understand autism more.

Sofia (Question #2)

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:19:29 UTC

Some of the different ways that Sesame Street is using the character Julia to help us understand what is autismis that Julia doesn't like loud noises like a siren wail because she will start to scream and cry.

Stephanie and Simone

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:23:55 UTC

Some of the different way's that sesame street is using Julia to teach kids about a0

Mileidi,Angela,Yessenia #3

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:25:51 UTC

Julia does not talk to big bird because she does things differently and doesnt know how to properly socialize like others.

Gian PT

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:28:40 UTC

I think the reason why Julia does not talk to Big Bird is problably because she is scared of him because he's really tall or she doesn't know social skills.

Diego & Adrian

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:28:43 UTC

I think that Juila doesn't know that not to say hello is rude and she doesn't know big bird so it might be weird to say hi to a big yello bird!

Tony PT3

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:28:44 UTC

Lloyd

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:28:48 UTC

I think Julia didn't talk to big bird because autism childern have different fellings when they meet some like if someone said hello they would not no to say hello because they dont on them.

Sofia (Question #3)

msgray5 — 2017-04-06 18:29:08 UTC

Julia dosen't talk to Big Bird when he walks up to her and her friends because she has autistic problems, she does not know the social skills and doesen't know that its rude to not respond.