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I am desperate to find a Brazilian Portuguese translation of @LoisLowryWriter Number the Stars for our amazing ELL students. Does such a book exist? I don't think so but I hope so....

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@ms_langlois On the way to be part of our collection Ms. Langlois!

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Happy Fourth from the Learning Commons!!
How well do you know your American history? Take the Smithsonian's 4th of July quiz to find out: https://t.co/mZsG6vxoY4

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On World Refugee Day, UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Ben Stiller calls for equal treatment of refugees - whoever, wherever, whenever : https://t.co/SGdjkeE9r5 via @refugees
During this summer, read a book about the plight of the world's refugees.

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The Mysterious Origins of the American Flag https://t.co/c5EFPdIC36
Since today is Flag Day, read about the origins of the American flag.

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What Is the History of Memorial Day? https://t.co/gTGxTqNJVm

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As part of AAPI Heritage Month, watch this molecular biologist and computer animator, talk about illustrating cells and molecular functions The wonders of the molecular world, animated | Janet Iwasa https://t.co/YRUIn4bpHv via @YouTube

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Jim Murphy, winner of numerous awards for his children's books passed away last week. Check out some of his books, here in the Galvin Learning Commons: https://t.co/1GFPkCaRNM
Obituary: Jim Murphy https://t.co/sJ4KsKDZ2R via @publisherswkly

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Ted Fujita: Mr. Tornado https://t.co/CRZNhPkmmN via @AmExperiencePBS .Learn about this Japanese-American who developed the “Fujita Scale”, a six-point scale to classify degrees of tornado intensity.
Then learn more by reading a book on tornadoes from the Learning Commons.