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http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=2314852
according to amazon this book is for ages 4-6
Is this the system failing our kids? why the hell are six graders being read a Dr. Seuss book?!?!?!??!?
Would just like to say that...i've never read this book before and was not aware of the context. but still...if i were a sixth grader, i would have preferred another book be read to me.
Dr. Seuss does what NBA defenses can't: Stop LeBron
CLEVELAND -- LeBron James has something to go along with his sore right knee: a twisted tongue.
AP Photo/Mark Duncan
LeBron James, who read to children Tuesday, has been going places for a long time.
On Tuesday, the Cavaliers star was reading a children's book to 23 elementary students as part of the NBA's "Read to Achieve" program when he got stumped by a tricky name in Dr. Seuss' "Oh, the Places You'll Go."
After plopping down in a yellow beanbag chair, James read to sixth graders from Raymond Elementary School in Maple Heights, Ohio, a class that won a contest by logging the most minutes read in a one-month period.
James invited a few kids to sit with him to read the text stuffed with familiar Seuss' rhymes. On the last page, James paused, smiled and said, "I'm not even going to try that name" when he got tangled up with the second part of: "Be your name Buxbaum or Bixby or Bray or Mordecai Ali Van Allen O'Shea, you're off to Great Places!"
After the reading session, he and the kids used construction paper, pipe cleaners, ribbons and other art supplies to decorate Seuss-inspired crowns for "King James."
according to amazon this book is for ages 4-6
Is this the system failing our kids? why the hell are six graders being read a Dr. Seuss book?!?!?!??!?
Would just like to say that...i've never read this book before and was not aware of the context. but still...if i were a sixth grader, i would have preferred another book be read to me.