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Guided Comprehension: Visualizing Using the Sketch-to-Stretch Strategy
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| Grades | 4 – 6 |
| Lesson Plan Type | Recurring Lesson |
| Estimated Time | Three 60-minute sessions on consecutive days |
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Wesley Ford
November 12, 2010
K. Eaves -
I just tested these PDFs, and they worked for me. Do you have the most recent Adobe Reader and is your your web browser current? If you are still having problems, feel free to contact me directly through the Contact Us page on the site.
Wes Ford
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K.Eaves
November 07, 2010
the lessons are great thoughtful and purposeful. However, none of the handouts can be printed because of some problem withth e website. hope it gets fixed soonest
Nicola Groome
February 06, 2010
Hi - I am a Teacher from a Country called New Zealand. I appreciate all the work you have gone to in putting this together. Very usefu.l Thanks!
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