Topic Brief: Students read a poem and discuss turning the classroom sand box into a dramatic play center. Having students pretend to talk "on television" motivates them to communicate

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Students read a poem and discuss turning the classroom sand box into a dramatic play center. Having students pretend to talk "on television" motivates them to communicate

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Having students pretend to talk "on television" motivates them to communicate