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A crow, a goat, and a boat
A clown comes to town
A clown comes to town

By Dina McClellan

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The knight who did not know
Pattern Poetry
Pattern Poetry

By Len Epstein

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Computers--menus, loops, and mice
Computers--menus, loops, and mice

By J. M. Johnston

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Gives a detailed explanation of how to write computer programs using menus, loops, and flow charts and predicts uses for computers in the future.

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The haunted kitchen
The haunted kitchen

By Mary Phraner Warren

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Three children move to Oregon to live with their recently divorced father and discover that their house seems to be haunted.

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Extra Carey
Extra Carey

By Ron Willis, Carol F. Cooper

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Twelve-year-old Carey goes to spend the summer with relatives in North Carolina where her cousin makes her feel "extra".

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Goal
Goal

By John Vockings

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Disappointed when Jimmy wins the job of captain of the school soccer team, Alan devises an accident that enables him to be captain instead.

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Nate the Dinosaur
Nate the Dinosaur

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Laugh Along Car Jokebook Kidz Radio Uncle Bumpy Roads
Laugh Along Car Jokebook Kidz Radio Uncle Bumpy Roads

By Running Press

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1 sound cassette (60 min.) :

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