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Katie Carew, nicknamed Katie Kazoo by the class bully, wishes that she could be anyone but herself, but when her wish comes true and she turns into a hamster, she has to figure out what to do.

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It's Thanksgiving, and a mysterious couple has moved in next door. They've built a tall wooden fence and put up a suspicious tent in their backyard with a big, scary dog to guard it. What could they possibly be hiding Bradley, Brian, Nate, and Lucy must work out the clues. Illustrations.

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Bradley, Brian, Nate, and Lucy find a lost puppy on Christmas Eve. The poor dog was meant to be a present for someone. It has a ribbon with a tag around its neck, but the tag is ripped. Can the kids find out who bought the puppy or who was supposed to receive it Illustrations.

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Offers 16 readers theatre scripts based on works of such classic authors as Mark Twain, Edgar Allen Poe, O.Henry and Rudyard Kipling. Can be used to enhance literature studies, building comprehension and enhancing language and presentation skills.

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A highly-readable guide, and the perfect quick-reference key to the Bible as a whole.

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Mesmerize young children with these scripts based on well-loved fables from around the world. Tips for presentation, props, and delivery are included.

Involve young children in reading and learning with these charming readers theatre scripts based on traditional fables from around the world.

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Georgie Bell cures a computer dragon and his children of a nasty bug. Readership level: 6 8.

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A story about wanting friends and finding out what it means to be green.

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When Harrys parents break the devastating blow that they cant afford to go away on holiday this year, Harry is devastated, especially when he hears all his friends plans.

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Once we were Desperate for a Dog, but now she's got five puppies!

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Written in English and Spanish this book is great with second language acquisition. A second benefit is that this book introduces a healthy eating habits.

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Cookie has been the dinner lady at Greenfields School for as long as anyone can remember. She has stuffed generations of children with sizzling sausages and jam roly-poly. But suddenly she gets replaced by two ultra-modern dinner operatives who are so efficient, it's almost inhuman...

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One of a series written for children who have just started reading. The stories aim to bridge the gap between picture books and longer novels. This story is about Ivana, who is a brilliant inventor, but her invention to fill "The Hogsville Herald" with good news isn't as brilliant as it sounds.

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More Readers Theatre for Middle School Boys: Adventures with Mythical Creatures will put imaginations to work to foster creativity and build reading skills.

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36 readers theatre scripts use authors and illustrators to awaken student imaginations.

This book of 36 readers theatre scripts (one for each week of the school year) concentrates on scripts written at multiple reading levels with a large number of partsincluding choral reading partsthat enable the entire class to participate.

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"First published in the United States of America by Dial Books for Young Readers, 2016."--Title page verso.

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I was starting a new school - all Mum had to do was blend into the crowd and everything would be fine. But within seconds I found myself standing in the school hall wearing a lipstick kiss on each cheek, while the rest of the class gazed on, speechless. Could things possibly get any worse

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We can become very attached to our favorite things. We like to hold them and plays with them and take them with us wherever we go. Sometimes if we lose a favorite thing, we can feel so sad. One way to help with that sadness is to imagine the happiness that thing might bring to another person when it is found.

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The Jets series is designed for children who are starting to read independently. Jessie Banks is the only person concerned about her family's haunted tiolet, until she tells her story on national radio.