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Friday
Sep022011

The Teaching Library - Brilliant Teaching Ideas for Popular Books

Mark Warner from Teaching Ideas has put together yet another brilliant FREE site for teachers.  Teaching Library is a collection of great lesson ideas based around popular books such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Aquila.  There are a range of ideas across all curriculum areas and should be a great starting point for selecting the next text to read with your class.  Access Teaching Library Here.

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