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Community - Broadneck
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Published
10/16/06
Third grade teacher Debbie Yates was losing the effort to keep her students focused on their task one morning last week. The 27 excited kids were aware that special guests were in the classroom next to theirs and would be coming for a visit at any minute. Find Us On Facebook
Who could focus on whether a sentence was interrogative, declarative or imperative? The 7- and 8-year olds were wiggling more than a giant bowl of jelly in a wind tunnel. Finally the guests arrived. Bo, Shiloh and Theo waltzed into the room, accompanied by their owners, who all wore shirts identifying them as volunteers with Fidos for Freedom. Based in Laurel, Fidos is...
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