Fabiola

=__Discussion Question #2__= =I have felt like Esperanza before in the story. She had to do something she didn't want to do. In the story, she was having to move to the United States for the better of her family. That meant she was leaving her friends, home, and everything there that completed her life. She also had to leave her servants. I felt this way when we moved to Peoria from Chicago. I left everything, it felt like a big part of me was missing. I felt sad and emotional.= = [|esperanza rising]= =__Vocabulary #1__=

Irrigation, In an irrigation ditch, women were washing clothes, and children were bathing at the same time, pg. N/A

 * 10/10 A**

__Question #1__
Based on what I've read, the story is about a Mexican girl who lives on a farm and as she gets older she learns alot more about farming and her culture. I think it's going to end sad but good. Her father is going to pass away, but she's going to use everything that he taught her in life and she will use it on her own kids. That's what i think.


 * 7/10 C include more details from novel to support your answer.**