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As many teachers know, September is the time for setting classroom routines, meeting families and setting goals for your students. In the frenzy of all the things teachers have to do in a day, we hold on to the routines we enjoy the most, or feel are the most productive. With Banned Books Week running …
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Melissa, These are wonderful first-hand stories of how important reading time is for children (and everyone) and how literature has the magic ability to cast a spell and give readers perspective all in one…