We all hear many “old sayings” that might confound youngsters. The Mini Page explains some of those old saws for young students.
Louis Braille, who developed a practical way for blind people to read, was born 210 years ago in a small town in France. The Mini Page learns about how he overcame his own disability and contributed a language still used today by sight-impaired people.
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Students understand people and events honored in commemorative
holidays.
(History)
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It’s our traditional winter reading issue, with lots of ideas for keeping young readers’ imaginations alive even when it’s freezing outside.
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