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Oct 27, 2003
Hi-I'm looking for some new ideas on ways to use Parent
Volunteers for K-3. It could be for letters, reading,
writing etc. If you have an idea for using some different
types of hands-on material (whiteboards, magnet letters,
foam letters etc) that reinforce the above skills, I'd
appreciate hearing it. Thanks! K
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On 10/27/03, Karen D. wrote:
> Hi-I'm looking for some new ideas on ways to use Parent
> Volunteers for K-3. It could be for letters, reading,
> writing etc. If you have an idea for using some different
> types of hands-on material (whiteboards, magnet letters,
> foam letters etc) that rei...See More