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Jan 12
With a well-structured plot line, cleverly crafted twists, an occassionally unreliable narrator, symbolism, and foreshadowing, it would make a great novel study book for...See More
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tobiasramirez
Great, thanks!
Ezekiel Cook
Thank you very much for the recommendations. For the past few months, I have been reading exclusively non-fiction or non-fiction that is useful for my studies. On the page https://artscolumbia.org/free-essays/into-the-wild/ I found a very interesting review of the book Into The Wild and I plan to read it all at once, despite the lack of time.
Apr 4, 2017
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Jen Jolliff
Some novels like Jen Jolliff's Fogrunner don't shy away from the advanced vocabulary, but do have a glossary which makes looking up the unfamiliar terms a more integrated part of reading the book.
This new middle-school novel combines a compelling adventure story with a lot of great instruction on how to read maps and navigate not only you...See More
This new middle-school novel combines a compelling adventure story with a lot of great instruction on how to read maps and navigate not only you...See More
Jen Jolliff
Some novels like Jen Jolliff's Fogrunner don't shy away from the advanced vocabulary, but do have a glossary which makes looking up the unfamiliar terms a more integrated part of reading the book.
This new middle-school novel combines a compelling adventure story with a lot of great instruction on how to read maps and navigate not only you...See More
This new middle-school novel combines a compelling adventure story with a lot of great instruction on how to read maps and navigate not only you...See More
Oct 31, 2008
Chapter 14: Julianna “The Basket Boys”
1)What did Darla have to say to Juli on the Monday after the dinner at Bryce’s? Summarize Juli’s response.
2)Describe the process for nominating a ‘Basket Boy’. How did the boys feel about the tradition of ‘Basket Boy’?
3)Why...See More
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Are the answers to the questions somewhere?
On 5/14/11, Gina Hess wrote:
> All I can say is . . . WOW! Thanks so much, Terri! You
> saved me
hours
> of work! Your questions are awesome! :)
>
>
> On 10/26/09, Regina wrote:
>> Terri- Thank you, Thank you for this awesome set of
>> questions!!!! You are the BEST!
>>
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> All I can say is . . . WOW! Thanks so much, Terri! You
> saved me
hours
> of work! Your questions are awesome! :)
>
>
> On 10/26/09, Regina wrote:
>> Terri- Thank you, Thank you for this awesome set of
>> questions!!!! You are the BEST!
>>
&...See More
Thank you, Terri, you saved me a lot of time! This is really exactly what I was looking for. In turn, I would like to share my experience, the other day I was looking for an essay on the topic of Romeo and Juliet, since we are now going through this play in the classroom, and I came across an essay service with free examples https://supremestudy.co...See More
Jul 16, 2019
As a preschool teacher for 30 years, I have observed the trending fascination with handheld devices by young children. I think that we can all agree that this has not always been a positive option, but occurs regularly regardless of that fact. My desire is to provide positive options that promote literacy and enhance vocab...See More
Sam
This sounds and looks great, thank you for sharing :)
Sep 19, 2016
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Thank you!
Jul 27, 2016
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This year when I taught 4th grade, I used a character change
On 4/06/10, Jessica Fortin wrote: > Does anyone have a good idea for a character change over > time project for grade 4? I am using the Miraculous > Journey of Edward Tulane. Thanks!
TxTchr
On 6/04/16, This year when I taught 4th grade, I used a character change wrote: > On 4/06/10, Jessica Fortin wrote: >> Does anyone have a good idea for a character change > over >> time project for grade 4? I am using the Miraculous >> Journey of Edward Tulane. Thanks! I used this one when I taught 4th grade this year: http:...See More
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