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I Survived the San Francisco Earthquake, 1906
I Survived the San Francisco Earthquake, 1906 | Lauren Tarshis
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Earning money to help his family at the beginning of the 20th century, 10-year-old newsboy Leo explores the hilly city's bustling business world and modern innovations before a massive earthquake and decimating fire change everything he has ever known. By the author of Emma-Jean Lazarus Fell Out of a Tree. Original.
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4.6/5
Calling all heroes!
🚁This graphic novel is for those who feel the need to survive as a hero in a world full of chaos. I survived the San Francisco Earthquake, 1906 is a historical fiction novel that takes us on a journey with the protagonist Leo. a ten-year-old newsboy that is literally shaken by the city crumbles. Join Leo in his adventure to find peace.

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AndreaEfres This is a piece of literature that could be suited best for grades from 4th-6th. Specifically, students who feel called for making a change and learning about Social Studies. 🐯
LAFS.6.RL.3.9 Reading Standards for Informational Text. Students will analyze multiple accounts of the same event or topic, noticing important similarities and differences in point of view. Students can identify their own distressing events and confidently articulating it
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AndreaEfres UDL (9) Self Regulation: students facilitate coping skills and strategies so that they can give better insight into what they went through so that when they recognize this, they are able to produce their best efforts. One activity would be using a mood board with colored post-it notes.
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AndreaEfres #UCFLAE3414SP21
This is a site where teachers can find different versions of books with catastrophic for the self-regulation activity https://kids.scholastic.com/kid/books/i-survived/

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Ms. Efres
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DrSpalding Historical fiction is the correct genre and these could be read as early as second grade for some higher level readers. Self-regulation could work. Using the Scholastic website is an excellent resource. 3y
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Another great installment in this series! The San Francisco earthquake of 1906 swept in fast and furious and Leo and Morris are caught out on the streets at the wrong time. Luckily they survive and help a few others as well. Leo's grandfather was an east coast transplant during the Gold Rush and that survivalist spirit helps him through.
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IamIamIam @JoScho LOL, it's my table runner!!!! 💜🖤 My husband found it on Etsy last year as a gift!! It's always heartwarming to find other HM fans. 😁 4y
JoScho Oh it is my fave!!! That is awesome that it is a table runner. I love it so much! 4y
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I just bought this for my nephew and wanted to check it out. I ended up reading it all tonight and think it was very interesting. Historical fiction with tons of facts at the end. Recommended for 4th-5th graders. Really cool! This series has a ton of historical events!

Foragingfantasy My son loves these. 8y
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