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In the Snow: Who's Been Here?
In the Snow: Who's Been Here? | Lindsay Barrett George
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The woods are cold and desolate as Cammy and William hike through the snow, yet signs of animal life are everywhere. Help them find the clues -- a pellet of feathers and bones, a fish head by the brook, a patch of bark rubbed off the trunk of a birch tree, and more -- and join in guessing, "Who's been here?"
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In the Snow: Who's Been Here? | Lindsay Barrett George
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This RF by Lindsay George is a fun and mysterious book. It is about two kids trying to figure out whose footprints are on the snow. They go on an adventure and try to find out where the footsteps leads them. This book is fun and can be used for RT because it is exciting and get‘s students involved.

fquadri EL strategy 8 can be used and UDL strategy 2.5 can be used to demonstrate the book using RT.
https://www.highlightsfoundation.org/292/lindsay-barrett-george/
This website gives us information on the author of this books and has links to other books that she has written.
#ucflae3414su19 5y
DrSpalding I like the idea of using readers theater! I made a text to text connection with your last post, The Snowy Day. You could have students compare and contrast the two stories. 5y
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