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The Book and Preriodical Development Council of Canada has a Freedom to Read Week Kit annually which contains among other goodies lists of challenged and banned books from the begining of printing to the present. Contact the BPDC at 416-975-9366 On Thu, 20 Oct 1994, Kay Frances Hughes wrote: > I have a student teacher requesting any innovative ideas on presenting a > short lesson to 6th grade students about the right that we have to read > what we want. She is trying to let the kids know that it is a privilege > to read and that in past times in history: > books have been banned, some > people were not allowed to learn to read (example:women, black Americans, > etc.) Do any of you have any good ideas or selections that she could > use? Thanks in advance. > Kay Hughes, Middle School Librarian, Hamshire-Fannett ISD > kfh@tenet.edu >