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Just 23 Totally Perfect 4th Grade Anchor Charts
Just 23 Totally Perfect 4th Grade Anchor Charts - We Are Teachers
Fantasy Story Anchor Chart, Plot Mountain Anchor Chart, Mystery Genre Anchor Chart, Scott Foresman Reading Street 2nd Grade, Scholastic Book Wizard By Grade, Anchor Charts First Grade, Mystery Unit, Reading Is Thinking, Mystery Writing
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Site Suspended - This site has stepped out for a bit
Detective Classroom Theme – My Everyday Classroom
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Summaries vs. Retellings FREEBIE! - One Extra Degree
Summaries vs. Retellings FREEBIE!
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Let's Fly a Kite: Spring Summary Writing
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Name That Book Stealth Library Program Library Competition, Library Contests, School Age Library Programs, Programs At The Library, Passive Programs For Libraries, Passive Library Programs For Kids, Passive Programming Library, Teen Programs Library, Public Library Programs
Name That Book Stealth Library Program
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book chats making thinking visible with the 4 c's
Book Chats: Making Thinking Visible with the 4C’s
As an alternative way of doing a book chat, students worked with a partner or in a trio for collaborative thinking & discussing the 4Cs about our memoir books.
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How to Create a Hexagonal Thinking Deck
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27 English reading and analysis resources which work!
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7 digital storytelling tips for the cultural heritage sector
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Research & Subject Guides: Digital Composition, Storytelling & Multimodal Literacy: Create
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