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Hattie and the Fox With Teacher's Guide Perdicatable Big Book Series
Multilanguage Support: Blackline Masters Grade 1
Mrs. Toggle's Zipper
Mrs. Toggle's Zipper

By Robin Pulver

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When Mrs. Toggle's zipper sticks and traps her inside her coat, everyone in the school tries to free her but with little success.

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Goodnight already
Goodnight already

By Jory John

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Bear has never been so tired but his next-door neighbor, a wide-awake duck, keeps disturbing his sleep. Bear has never been so tired, but his next-door neighbor, a wide-awake duck, keeps disturbin...

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Come Along, Daisy!
Come Along, Daisy!

By Jane Simmons

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The walking coat
The walking coat

By Pauline Watson

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The first time he wears Cousin Charley's descarded winter coat, Scott finds himself involved in several interesting situations.

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One Frog Too Many
One Frog Too Many

By Mercer Mayer

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Where Is the Green Sheep?
Where Is the Green Sheep?

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Possum Magic
Possum Magic

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Just Grandpa and Me
Just Grandpa and Me

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