The Schoolhouse Disasters Family And Community As Determinants of the Childs R
The Schoolhouse Disasters Family And Community As Determinants of the Childs R
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Martha: Fifteen.
Interviewer: What do you do, Martha? Martha: Clean the house.
Interviewer: O. K. Tom cooks, Mary Ellen washes the dishes, Martha cleans the house, and what does Tony /5 years old/ do? He plays, I guess? Tom: That's what he do lots of times.
Interviewer: Now you do that particularly when you're in the field.
Is that right Mrs. Smith? And you're in the field most all day, particularly now chopping cotton. What can he cook? Is he a pretty good cook? Mrs. S. : Yes, sir. He do prett...y good. For dinner he boils some, maybe make a puddin 1 or something.
30 Interviewer: Who taught him to cook?
Mrs. S. : I did.
Interviewer: When did you start teaching him?
Mrs. S. : Oh, well, I just taught him to start himself since Interviewer: Since he's been around the house some.
Mrs. S. : Yes. 'Course I always taught him to cook when he was comin 1 up. Always taught him to cook some.
He just started to make a fair meal the last few weeks. Interviewer: You've just been doing that since you've been home then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martha: Fifteen.
Interviewer: What do you do, Martha? Martha: Clean the house.
Interviewer: O. K. Tom cooks, Mary Ellen washes the dishes, Martha cleans the house, and what does Tony /5 years old/ do? He plays, I guess? Tom: That's what he do lots of times.
Interviewer: Now you do that particularly when you're in the field.
Is that right Mrs. Smith? And you're in the field most all day, particularly now chopping cotton. What can he cook? Is he a pretty good cook? Mrs. S. : Yes, sir. He do prett...y good. For dinner he boils some, maybe make a puddin 1 or something.
30 Interviewer: Who taught him to cook?
Mrs. S. : I did.
Interviewer: When did you start teaching him?
Mrs. S. : Oh, well, I just taught him to start himself since Interviewer: Since he's been around the house some.
Mrs. S. : Yes. 'Course I always taught him to cook when he was comin 1 up. Always taught him to cook some.
He just started to make a fair meal the last few weeks. Interviewer: You've just been doing that since you've been home then.
What to read after The Schoolhouse Disasters Family And Community As Determinants of the Childs R?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Swick Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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