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Mar 7, 2012
The supplies I have available to me are a white board, a large pad of paper, and whatever I can make at home.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!!!
Josie Whitehead
On 3/07/12, Angel wrote: > Hello! I am teaching language arts to a group of fourth and > fifth grade special education students. Their ability > levels range from below preschool, to about second grade. > For Language Arts, they usually just have a story read > aloud to them. I am trying to follow up the stories with > some activi...See More
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