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January Theme Unit
Printables for a January Theme Unit including New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Snow and more. Many writing forms. abcteach.com

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January Kinderreaders 4-Pack: The Sled, The Missing Things, Snow Day, and Dressed For the Snow
Includes 4 leveled, printable guided reading titles. Each title features 5 versions: 4 reading levels and a wordless version.
January Thematic Lesson Plans Booklet by Ready Sets
32 usable engaging pages of lesson plans in one thematic workbook covering the entire month of January for your 1st to 4th grade students.
I Have a Dream {MLK Interactive Literacy & Art Activities
This interactive set of Literacy & Art activities has the students learning about the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. By Tech Girl/Engaging Lessons

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