TARGET: Big Six

[Sandra Seifert <mcdewey86@YAHOO.COM>]

My colleagues (elementary librarians) and I are
attempting to teach the Big6 in our library classes.
We are a 40 minute prep time in a non-collaborative
situation. We would like to find a picture book to
help introduce each step of the process.  For example,
"Petunia" could be used to introduce USE OF
INFORMATION.  Does anyone have suggestions for the
other steps.
Thanks.

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Sandra M. Seifert
teacher/librarian
Lower Salford Elementary
Harleysville, Pa. 19438
mcdewey86@yahoo.com

The man who doesn't read good books has no advantage over the man who can't read 
them.  Mark Twain

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