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Title: I Was Dreaming Concept:Pattern Book with some Color Concepts Before Reading: I would do a "What do I see, What do I think and What do I wonder" about the front cover. During Reading: I would have the students predict what the character is going to see in his dreams. After Reading: I would have the students write a sentance about what they saw when they were dreaming. Then I would have the students draw about their dream.
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