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Goodbye Outside, Hello Inside

April Stargel
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Pages
31
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Austin Macauley Publishers

About

I can imagine what you're thinking – you've picked up this book because it's bright and it caught your interest. Have you ever been in the middle of something and suddenly someone tells you it's time to get ready to go? Were you ready to go? How did you decide to go? Did you kick and scream? Did you go willingly? Did you have someone who went out of their way to help distract you? Did you help someone clean up so they could go to the next activity? If you have, and even if you haven't, open the cover and read about a class reluctant to come inside from the playground and the teacher who tells them it's ok to say goodbye to the outside. Go on a scavenger hunt as they list the many things that they see, hear, and feel as they find their way off the playground and back to the classroom. Moving on to the next activity has never been easier.

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  • School & Education
  • Juvenile Fiction

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