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Oct 14, 2006
Our school won't allow classroom pets or pets of any kind to
visit school. THIS IS SO SAD... what is the world coming
to? Have you thought about using stuffed classroom pets?
I'd enjoy some chats about it...
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Hang a hummingbird feeder outside the window?
On 10/14/06, Diane wrote: > Our school won't allow classroom pets or pets of any kind to > visit school. THIS IS SO SAD... what is the world coming > to? Have you thought about using stuffed classroom pets? > I'd enjoy some chats about it...
That is, if there are hummers in your area and you have a window.
Caring for t...See More
That is, if there are hummers in your area and you have a window.
Caring for t...See More
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My class had a stuffed pet as a class pet. Every week, one student
would get to bring it home. Quite a bit of fun, I must say.
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