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October 26, 2017October 24, 2017Rebekah O'Dell

YA Sentence Study Snapshot: A Long Walk to Water

No matter how much we try, none of us can do it all; there simply aren’t enough hours in the classroom. So, whenever possible, I try to double-dip — pulling the learning from one area of our work to another.  And that’s exactly my aim in this new column. To feed our students’ book love, […]

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