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CCSS, character traits, compare contrast, Dr. Seuss, ELA, elementary, integrating technology, literature, QR codes, standards, Teacher Sherpa, text evidence Sunday, February 19, 2017

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Emily from Teacher Stuff: Parker, CO, United States; Hi, I'm Emily from Teacher Stuff. Thanks for visiting my blog! When it comes to education, I'm passionate about technology, literacy, and differentiation. I'm also integrating a maker space because I want kids to discover, wonder, and create! I'm a K - 8 technology teacher and librarian, and I've taught kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, intervention, ELL, as well as being an assessment coordinator and the READ plan coordinator. I love to learn new things and share!

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