Ch. 5 Extensions For Reflection: Lesson About China

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Ch. 5 Extensions: For Reflection #2 & For Action #1 pg. 78
Reflection #2 When I was in 3rd grade, we had a lesson about China. We all went to the multipurpose room and sat on the floor with pillows. We learned how to use chopsticks and practiced picking up food. I was very engaged because I made the connection that if I learned how to use chopsticks, then I could pick up sushi and eat it like my mom. Then after we practiced, we were shown a slideshow of pictures that a teacher took when he went to China. He explained all the pictures and I was just in awe because their landscape is nothing that I have seen before. Next, we got to put together our own miniature Chinese garden in a shoe box. I was excited for this activity as well because the

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