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Oct 9, 2006
I just had the idea of using cassette walkmans in my room
for a listening center. That way students can listen to
different stories. This idea just popped into my head
minutes ago so I haven't thought it out really.
I was just wondering if anyone has used this idea. If so,
has this worked?
Thanks,
Kim
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I've heard of it but I'm not doing it. Didn't want to buy
the batteries. They sell walkmans for 5 dollars at Walmart.
On 10/09/06, Kim wrote:
> I just had the idea of using cassette walkmans in my room
> for a listening center. That way students can listen to
> different stories. This idea...See More