Students in the Book Club Plus Program
a. read one story from a basal reader per week.
b. complete workbook pages when other students work in guided reading groups.
c. work in guided reading groups and skills centers as well as engage in independent
reading and writing.
d. work independently on a self-selected theme.
c
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