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This document contains short pieces written by elementary school students about different areas and topics related to their school. A kindergartener wrote about places in the school, a 3rd grader made a map of Creek View, 1st graders wrote about helpers in the school, 2nd graders discussed school rules, and 4th and 5th graders wrote about their favorites.
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Welcome to Creek View Digital Book
- 5. Places in the School – by Kindergarten
- 22. Map of Creek View – 3rd grader
- 24. Helper in the School – 1st graders
- 33. School Rules – 2nd graders
- 40. Our Favorites – 4th and 5th graders