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Voices from Shakespeare's Day
Brenda Boccieri-Morrison

Notes the author's third-grade students had three years of rich experiences with the world of storytelling and realizes that they were ready (whether she was or not) to study William Shakespeare and learn from this timeless master and teller of stories. Notes how she incorporated teaching William Shakespeare into her third grade classroom. 


Primary Voices K-6, Volume 11, Number 1, August 2002

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