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Countdown to Grandma's house
Countdown to Grandma's house

By Debra Mostow Zakarin

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A young girl counts down the days from ten to one as she thinks of all the fun she will have when she goes to visit her grandmother.

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I've got the back-to-school blues
I've got the back-to-school blues

By Gail Herman

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When she learns that she will not be in the same class as her friends, Annie worries about starting second grade with a new teacher.

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I've got the back-to-school blues
I've got the back-to-school blues

By Gail Herman

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When she learns that she will not be in the same class as her friends, Annie worries about starting second grade with a new teacher.

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Oh Oh Origami
Oh Oh Origami

By Heather Alexander

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Record a Story Ten Little Pumpkins
Friends
Friends

By Patti Kelley Criswell

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Color Frame In the Forest
Rabats surprises Noel
Rabats surprises Noel

By Collectif

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Countdown to Grandma s House
Mindful Me
Mindful Me

By Whitney Stewart, Stacy Peterson

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