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I'm a 5th grade teacher of reading/language arts. I'm trying to come up with a really cool lesson to do for my observation next week. I feel stuck because I just can't seem to come up with a fun, creative lesson that will impress my principal. Does anyone have a lesson to recommend? Thank you for any ideas.
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