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Celebrating President's Day: What Is a President? (Learn to Read Read to Learn Holiday Series)
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Kimberly Jordano, Trisha Callella-Jones, Joel Kupperstein, Tammie Lyon,
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Creative Teaching Pr
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Kimberly Jordano, Trisha Callella-Jones, Joel Kupperstein, Tammie Lyon,
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Creative Teaching Pr
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1574715682
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9781574715682
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FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Explains the meaning behind Presidents' Day and about the role of a president.
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