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GregApril 11, 2017
Thanks! I just ordered 3 of these.
Sonja KirkApril 7, 2017
You forgot Shel Silverstein
Connie BransonApril 7, 2017
To add to the list: " A Moon in Your Lunch Box" by Michael Spooner. I used this book with reluctant reader, ESL students, and selective mutes and for simple fun in the classroom. In conjunction with reading is writing, and for that Haiku is perfect. Read Basho, then give kids old calendar pictures and have at it. Great fun!...Easily develops love of poetry in kids.
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