Children - Books and reading - United States.
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Literacy development in the early years : = helping children read and write /
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Literacy activities for early childhood classrooms for Literacy development in the early years: helping children read and write /
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Getting beyond "I like the book" : = creating space for critical literacy in K-6 classrooms /
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Exploring the literature of fact : = children's nonfiction trade books in the elementary classroom /
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Books children love : = a guide to the best children's literature /
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The book tree : = a Christian reference for children's literature /
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The Newbery and Caldecott awards,2006 = a guide to the medal and honor books /
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This land is our land = a guide to multicultural literature for children and young adults /
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Multicultural children's literature : = through the eyes of many children /
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Venture into cultures : = a resource book of multicultural materials and programs /
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The brain power story hour : = higher order thinking with picture books /
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Read, rhyme, and romp : = early literacy skills and activities for librarians, teachers, and parents /
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The picture book almanac = picture books and activities to celebrate 365 familiar and unusual holidays /
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The Newbery and Caldecott awards = a guide to the medal and honor books /
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The literature connection : = using children's books in the classroom /
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More kids' favorite books : = a compilation of children's choices, 1992-1994.
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