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Jan 3, 2013
I would like to interest my fellow staff members in reading either Mecanically Inclined or Everyday Editing.
Does anyone have a preference? We are an elementary K-5 Building.
Thanks
judy5ca
Are you the same person who posted about Mechanically Inclined on the main board? Coincidence: I responded there about Everyday Editing. I think both books are excellent. As much as I like the activities and thinking in MI, the one I use is EE. It is a staple of my classroom (when I was teaching 3rd and now 5th) and the only way I've ever taught gr...See More
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