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I have a couple of sweet kids in my class who always have
a hard time staying engaged in whole class activities. I
teach first grade and would love to see them more
involved. They really like being my special helpers,
which seems to help, but the rest of the kids in my class
get jealous.
I have a couple of sweet kids in my class who always have
a hard time staying engaged in whole class activities. I
teach first grade and would love to see them more
involved. They really like being my special helpers,
which seems to help, but the rest of the kids in my class
get jealous.
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