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A present for you
A present for you

By Marguerita Rudolph

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While looking for something to give his father, a little boy makes a discovery about presents.

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Sharp and shiny
Sharp and shiny

By Marguerita Rudolph

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A child describes how easy it is to get dirty and how much fun and work it is to get scrubbed clean again.

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From hand to head : A handbook for teachers of preschool programs
Today Is Not My Birthday
Today Is Not My Birthday

By Marguerita Rudolph

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On his brother's birthday, Henry wants attention, too, and succeeds in getting it in an unusual manner.

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Today is not my birthday
Today is not my birthday

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The sneaky machine
The sneaky machine

By Marguerita Rudolph

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Henry loves using his grandmother's vacuum cleaner until his friends tease him about doing "Mommy's work."

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The sneaky machine
The sneaky machine

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Kindergarten and Early Schooling
How a shirt grew in the field
How a shirt grew in the field

By Marguerita Rudolph

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Vasya, a little Russian boy, watches and waits through the seasons for the flax to grow that will be spun and woven into material for his new shirt.

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The Brave Soldier and a Dozen Devils - A Latvian Tale

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