Parent Guide > What Your Most Vivid Memories Say About You
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This week in class, we’re reading "What Your Most Vivid Memories Say About You" by Susan Krauss Whitbourne, Ph.D..
What makes up a person's identity? Some scientists would say it's a person's genes — the traits that are passed down by a person's mother and father. Other people might say it's a person's reputation. In "What Your Most Vivid Memories Say About You," Susan Krauss Whitbourne, Ph.D., has a different take on what makes a person who they are.
As we read, we will be discussing the theme of Identity as it relates to the text. We are trying to answer this big question :
"What makes you who you are?"
Ways to support your child:
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Ask your child about this informational text at home:
- What was "What Your Most Vivid Memories Say About You" about?
- What did you learn about Identity?
- Watch the following clips with your child at home: