Here are some familiar poems and songs I plan to use the first few weeks of school. I plan to make them into charts to use during Shared Reading.
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I use most of these too. Oh the power of class books!
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Thanks for sharing these cute poems!
ReplyDeleteHi, May I know who has penned this poem Names?
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