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Patriot's Day is next week during vacation, and typically it's always been Marathon Monday, too. But not this year. The Boston Marathon has been rescheduled for September 14th due to COVID-19. This will be the 124th year of the race. Did you know that woman weren't officially allowed to race until 1972, and it took the bravery of one runner, Bobbi Gibb, to do so. Listen to Mrs. Shannon read "Girl Running" and then get outside and explore today!

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"Girl Running" by Annette Bay Pimentel, illustrated by Micha Archer

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Be inspired to make your community more beautiful through art and kind words. Listen to "Maybe Something Beautiful" by Isabel Campoy and Theresa Howell

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"Maybe Something Beautiful" by Isabel Campoy and Theresa Howell

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Let's create today! Listen to "A Stick Until..." by Constance Anderson and then get outside on this sunny, beautiful day!

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"A Stick Until..." by Constance Anderson

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Mrs. Shannon has a guest reader for this bedtime story. What do you want to be when you grow up? "Dream You Will Be" by Joseph T. Garcia.

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Mrs. Shannon is kicking off National Poetry Month with a read aloud called "Poetree" by

Shauna LaVoy Reynolds. "New friends, like the perfect rhyme are found in unexpected places."

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"Mom, Dad, Our Books and Me" by Danielle Marcotte, Illustrated by Josee Bisaillon

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"Mom, Dad, Our Books and Me" by Danielle Marcotte, Illustrated by Josee Bisaillon

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Listen to Mrs. Shannon read "Nest" by Jorey Hurley then watch the "How to Build a Nest" video from Nat Wheelwright. Get outside today, go on a bird listening walk and try to construct your own nest.

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Be inspired to play, dream, build and discover! Listen to poems by Christy Hale in "Dreaming Up." April is National Poetry Month. The poems in "Dreaming Up" are examples of concrete poetry, or shape poetry, poems in which the outline resembles the topic of the poem. Your challenge today: Can you build something out of materials from your home and write a poem about it?

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Listen to Mrs. Shannon read "The Thank You Letter" by Jane Cabrera. Then, write your very own thank you letter.

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Turn trash into treasure as you listen to "The Dump Man's Treasures" by Lynn Plourde.

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"The Dump Man's Treasures" by Lynn Plourde

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Listen to Mrs. Shannon read "Whose Hands Are These: A Community Helper Guessing Game" by Miranda Paul.

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"Whose Hands Are These?" by Miranda Paul

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Listen to "The Lonely Firefly" by Eric Carle. Stay tuned to the ending for a surprise!

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An example of how we learn about circuits in Library Media class using the story, "The Lonely Firefly" by Eric Carle.

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Listen to Mrs. Shannon read "Barnyard Dance" and dance along! Can you create your own dance routine when you're finished listening?

*Even teachers stumble on their words sometime - "Promen-A-de" ... "Promen-AH-de" ? Oops!

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Listen to Mrs. Shannon read "Llama, Llama Red Pajama" by Anna Dewdney. Download the NovelEffect app to add your own sound effects.

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"Llama, Llama Red Pajama" by Anna Dewdney

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Listen to Mrs. Shannon read one of her favorite children's books, "Harry the Dirty Dog," on International Children's Book Day. What is your favorite book?

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Listen to Mrs. Shannon read "Wake Up, Baby Bear" by Lynn Plourde.