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Using Read-Alouds To Teach Vocabulary: Research-Based Strategies And Model Lessons For Using Fiction And Nonfiction Books To Build Children'S Vocabula
Using Read-Alouds To Teach Vocabulary: Research-Based Strategies And Model Lessons For Using Fiction And Nonfiction Books To Build Children'S Vocabula

By KAREN, Karen J. Kindle, Kindle, Karen Kindle, Karen Kindle, Kindle, Karen

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128 p. : 28 cm Veteran teacher Karen Kindle offers practical strategies for effectively building children's vocabulary. She shows teachers how to select robust words from read alouds and infuse the...

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Antarctic Explorations
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Fantasy And Fairy Tales
Fantasy And Fairy Tales

By Susan Finney, PATRICIA, Kindle, Patricia Kindle

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ii, 62 pages : 28 cm Reproducible activities for the classroom teacher to use in teaching about the characters, creatures and activities of fantasy, myth, legend and fairy tales Grades 4-8 Includes...

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Passé Est Présent
Passé Est Présent

By Kindle, Cefis Colette

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