Beacon students are engrossed in a non-fiction story about a shark. Teacher Deb Mason expertly led them through the vocabulary and thinking questions. The story was written in the form of a dated report and included a chart with shark body parts. Good information for a school that is close to the sea! Tuesday, September 22, 2015
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Beacon students are engrossed in a non-fiction story about a shark. Teacher Deb Mason expertly led them through the vocabulary and thinking questions. The story was written in the form of a dated report and included a chart with shark body parts. Good information for a school that is close to the sea! 
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