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I have recently gone from teaching 5th grade to 1st
grade. I am wondering how other teachers use picture
books to help develop literacy. Specifically, are there
any activities you have students do independently or in
pairs/small groups when they cannot read much of the text?
I have recently gone from teaching 5th grade to 1st
grade. I am wondering how other teachers use picture
books to help develop literacy. Specifically, are there
any activities you have students do independently or in
pairs/small groups when they cannot read much of the text?
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