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Dinosaur Vs. Bedtime by Bob Shea

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Hope you enjoyed the story! At the end of the story I asked a few interesting questions. You can answer these questions during your writing lesson for the day. TK students, feel free to draw a picture of something new the Dinosaur could do before bedtime. You can make your dinosaur look anyway you want! As always, if you have the time, feel free to send me a picture! I hope in tomorrow's video post to share out a few acknowledgments of the excellent work I have seen from the students! And Please don't forget to respond to my "Corvallis Survey Email"!
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