A Single Shard by Linda Sue Park - Chapter Six
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Chapter six
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A Single Shard by Linda Sue Park - Chapter four
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Chapter four
A Single Shard by Linda Sue Park - Chapter three
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chapter 3
A Single Shard by Linda Sue Park Chapter Two
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chapter two
A Single Shard by Linda Sue Park
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Chapter one
Toys Go Out by Emily Jenkins
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Read aloud of chapter 6
Toys Go Out ch 5
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For members of Battle of the Books chapter 5
Toys Go Out ch 4
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For Battle of the Books memebers Ch. 4 of Toys Go Out
Toys Go Out by Emily Jenkins
Posted in booktalks 4-5, library read-alouds on Dec 11th, 2007 No Comments »
A peek into the secret lives of three beloved toys, playthings which participate in some small adventures. Sting Ray is a plush stuffed animal who enjoys acting the know-it-all. Lumphy is a tough little buffalo who doesn’t mind the occasional cuddle. And Plastic, whose physical appearance is kept mysterious for most of the book. They are the best friends of a little girl and they deal with the world around them in their own particular manner. (from School Library Journal September, 2006)
Toys Go Out
Posted in booktalks 4-5, library read-alouds on Dec 11th, 2007 No Comments »
A peek into the secret lives of three beloved toys, playthings which participate in some small adventures. Sting Ray is a plush stuffed animal who enjoys acting the know-it-all. Lumphy is a tough little buffalo who doesn’t mind the occasional cuddle. And Plastic, whose physical appearance is kept mysterious for most of the book. They are the best friends of a little girl and they deal with the world around them in their own particular manner. (from School Library Journal September, 2006)
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