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Lee Galda
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Literature and the Child - Lee Galda, Lawrence R. Sipe, Lauren A. Liang Looking Through the Faraway End: Creating a Literature-Based Reading Curriculum With Second Graders - Lee Galda Real Talk in Elementary Classrooms: Effe... Real Talk in Elementary Classrooms: Effective Oral Language Practice - Lee Galda, Maureen P Boyd Cullinan and Galda's Literature and the Child [With Infotrac] - Lee Galda, Bernice E. Cullinan Play, Language, and Stories: The Development of Children's Literate Behavior - Lee Galda Real Talk in Elementary Classrooms: Effective Oral Language Practice - Maureen P. Boyd, Lee Galda, Donald L. Rubin, Maureen P. Boyd, Maureen The Development of School-Based Literacy... The Development of School-Based Literacy: A Social Ecological Perspective - Anthony Pellegrini, Lee Galda Literature and the Child - Lee Galda, Lauren A. Liang, Bernice E. Cullinan The Development Of School Based Literacy: A Social Ecological Perspective - Anthony D. Pellegrini, Lee Galda Language, Literacy, and the Child - Lee Galda, Dorothy S. Strickland, Bernice E. Cullinan Literature and the Child - Bernice Cullinan, Lee Galda Cengage Advantage Books: Literature and ... Cengage Advantage Books: Literature and the Child - Lee Galda, Lawrence R. Sipe, Lauren A. Liang Real Talk in Elementary Classrooms: Effe... Real Talk in Elementary Classrooms: Effective Oral Language Practice - Maureen Boyd, Lee Galda, Donald L Rubin Language Arts: Learning and Teaching (with CD-ROM and Infotrac) [With CDROM and Infotrac] - Dorothy S. Strickland, Bernice E. Cullinan, Lee Galda
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I loved this brilliant little book. It asks the reader to do something to a colored dot (press here, rub gently & etc.) and when the page is turned, it appears that the reader's action has changed the illustration. It's a lovely concept, and moreover, it's just plain fun to do. I have seen toddlers ...
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