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Notes ...  Passages
of time
I'm a 34-year-old
second-grade teacher. In my classroom, I have several books that belonged
to me as a young child. A student found one of these books and took
notice of the doodling and random notes I had written in the front cover
of the book. After admiring all the different ways I had scripted my
name, she inquired, "Ms. White, did you write in your book because
there wasn't paper back then?!"
Maryjo
White
Second-grade teacher
Sunnycrest Elementary School, Federal Way
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