Gatsby ignore recipe instructions and insist on cooking everything-from cookies to meatloaf-in the microwave.
Gladys’s parents don’t share her love of fine food, and when they do cook, Mr. So far, she has made some pretty amazing dishes! Unfortunately, no one knows about her culinary accomplishments. While most kids her age spend their afternoons playing video games and hanging out with friends, sixth grader Gladys Gatsby hides away in her kitchen, studying cooking techniques, testing out new recipes, and training herself to be a gourmet chef. Engaging, challenging interdisciplinary connections in chemistry physics and engineering computer science, and civics.Action, humor, and an unlikely scenario that cleverly exemplifies and explores asynchronous development.accepting constructive feedback and task-persistence.the implications of asynchronous development on friendships.the importance of embracing and pursuing talents and interests.Strong emphasis on social-emotional topics that include.Plucky, persistent, passionate protagonist, eleven-year-old Gladys Gatsby.
It’s part of a series that shares language arts and interdisciplinary activities for selections from Duke TIP’s 4th-6th Grade Online Book Club, which you can re-purpose for your classroom.ĭownload all the activities for All Four Stars. This post includes language arts and interdisciplinary activities for All Four Stars, by Tara Dairman.
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