Free Lesson Plans for High School Social Studies Folks
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Jun 15, 2009
I teach 2nd grade so it would be somewhat simplified but I think it will help my kids when then go to the library find their books also. I currently have baskets of series, favorite authors, subjects ect. but it doesn't translate to the libray. In the classroom if they want to read Kevin Henkes, they know where to find him. It takes my kids much longer to realize that in the library they would go to the E (Everybody) section and look under H for Henkes.
JG
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