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Compare And Contrast Mrs. Sonja's Participation In To Kill A Mockingbird '
During free time, Mrs. Sonja was introducing some touch and feel cards to Kalum and Miya. The rest of the class was playing in several learning centers. Mrs. Sonja was sitting on the floor and Kalum and Miya were seated on the side of her. As Mrs. Sonja was sharing the cards with Kalum and Miya, they were smiling and repeating after Mrs. Sonja when she named an item on the card. Mrs. Sonja was also asking Kalum and Miya the same questions as they were touching the cards. Other children in the class started noticing Mrs. Sonja was interacting with Kalum and Miya and wanted to join them. Less than a minute, the whole class was surrounding Mrs. Sonja on the floor. All the children wanted to sit by her. Some of the children try to sit on her lap,

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