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Feb 9, 2005
Is there any certin book that is being used this year for
projects and skits? In the past there was
Feb 16, 2005
I was wondering if anyone could tell me of some short
stories that deals with nature or science fiction that my
high school biology class could read.
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We are going to have our children wear hats, plus use the
book Abuela. I am thinking about having the children write
a story about a magic hat that takes them to places they
want to see. I am curious if anyone knows how to evaluate
an "adventure" story?
We are going to have our children wear hats, plus use the
book Abuela. I am thinking about having the children write
a story about a magic hat that takes them to places they
want to see. I am curious if anyone knows how to evaluate
an "adventure" story?
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I'm in serious need of some really clever, quick, and fresh
ideas for middle schoolers for "Read Across America." We've
done contests, celebrity readers, trivia, bulletin boards,
doors--and the students seem to have a "this is for little
kids" attitude about it all. Help!!
I'm in serious need of some really clever, quick, and fresh
ideas for middle schoolers for "Read Across America." We've
done contests, celebrity readers, trivia, bulletin boards,
doors--and the students seem to have a "this is for little
kids" attitude about it all. Help!!
Feb 23, 2005
I have received some email requesting information
regarding my song Read Across America.
If you are interested in the sheet music and/or mp3 file
(which you can burn to cd) click the link below.
[link removed]
Have fun! And email me if your kids like it.
Glenn
Feb 23, 2005
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Feb 24, 2005
Wanted: pattern for Dr. Seuss hat
Diana
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On 2/24/05, Angelina Tambunga wrote:
> Wanted: pattern for Dr. Seuss hat
Ask you art teacher to make you a pattern of the hat. we
did this and it worked very well. Then use sentence strips
to wrap around their head. Allow them to paint it or color
it in.... it's a lot of fun :)
On 2/24/05, Angelina Tambunga wrote:
> Wanted: pattern for Dr. Seuss hat
Ask you art teacher to make you a pattern of the hat. we
did this and it worked very well. Then use sentence strips
to wrap around their head. Allow them to paint it or color
it in.... it's a lot of fun :)
Lori
/blockquote>
On 2/24/05, Angelina Tambunga wrote:
> Wanted: pattern for Dr. Seuss hat
Try these:
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On 2/24/05, Angelina Tambunga wrote:
> Wanted: pattern for Dr. Seuss hat
Try these:
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[link removed]
Feb 28, 2005
NEED HELP WITH SOME OF DR.SEUSS'S BOOKS
Feb 28, 2005
WHO SAID: "OH,THE THINGS THEY WILL BUMP!OH, THE THINGS THEY
WILL HIT!OH,I DO NOT LIKE IT!NOT ONE LITTLE BIT!"
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On 2/20/05, Nancy wrote:
> I'm looking for some ideas to do with my 5th graders for
> RAA. Any ideas?
I am planning on having a Seuss Hat Day, where everyone will
decorate a hat with a scene or a part from their favorite
Dr. Seuss book.
Janet Schnabl
[email removed]