Clarify real and make believe

[Sherri Kilby <skilby@CABARRUS.K12.NC.US>]

Thank you for all of the suggestions I've been sent on a lesson dealing
with fiction and nonfiction.  In the lesson I currently use, there is a
mixture of both in one book so we discuss what is real and make  believe
and it leads to a discussion on books that are fiction and nonfiction,
except I use the words real and make believe with first graders.  (They
hear me say fiction and nonfiction also.) What I've discovered that I
really need, is another book that has both of these elements, not the
idea of using two different books.
Thanks a bunch for your support.


Have a great day!

Sherri Kilby/NBCT
Media Coordinator
Royal Oaks Elementary
Kannapolis, NC 28083
skilby@cabarrus.k12.nc.us

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