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Reading The Magic Treehouse Book, Dino Dollars Before Dark
As the day goes by the students are embracing the class routines and procedures more and more. Later in the day, during reading we continue reading the Magic Treehouse book, Dinosaurs Before Dark. After reading two chapters, we discuss as a class what has happened so far in the book and what could possibly happen next. Then the students worked on their interactive reading notebooks and cut out the handouts we passed out and glued them in their notebooks. Once the students finished, they were allowed to read and, or work in their interactive notebook.
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