In a message dated 9/19/2008 8:47:42 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
They will last if it's just you.
My question is, why are the students not allowed to touch the books? I
teach kindergarten and we received a grant for KLP reading 5 years ago. My
classes have handled all the books, 5 copies of 20 titles, both paperback and
hardcover over those 5 years. I have lost 2 books, a title much loved by the
children, during that time. It is important to have copies of the book readily
available to children after any kind of reading instruction. I guess if you
are that worried about children handling the books, I would suggest you buy a
paperback book for yourself and a hard covered copy for your students to
enjoy.
Nancy
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