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First Day Of School: Dinosaur Starts School
Dinosaur Starts School is a perfect book for the first day of school in a primary classroom. Children who are starting school for the first time can be intimidated and scared and what a great way to discuss and ease their concerns by reading about a dinosaur who is also scared about the first day of school. I would read this book aloud to my classroom during the first days of school.
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