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    Tae Keller on Bridging the Gap Between
    By Lisa Bullard
    In Author Interviews
    Posted October 25, 2021

    Tae Keller on Bridging the Gap Between

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    Covering Ground in Your Curriculum With Trains
    By Erin Fallgatter
    In Classroom, Teacher Talk
    Posted October 21, 2021

    Covering Ground in Your Curriculum With Trains

    As a parent of a child who seemed to be born loving trains, I’ve learned more about trains than I ever imagined I would in one lifetime. Though he’s now matured well beyond wooden toy railways [...]

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    Sometimes the Not-Knowing is the Best Story We Can Tell : Guest Post by Leah Johnson
    By Leah Johnson
    In Books in Bloom, Library, Mackin Library
    Posted October 18, 2021

    Sometimes the Not-Knowing is the Best Story We Can Tell : Guest Post by Leah Johnson

    I’m fortunate enough to be one of the lucky people who make their living writing books professionally. It’s the way I introduce myself—Hi, I’m Leah, yeah, I’m a writer—and the title I write down [...]

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