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New Reading Roundtable® Series! What happened to Amelia Earhart? This is one of the greatest mysteries of the 20th Century. The famous aviator's life and times continue to fascinate and inspire. Reading Roundtable® Activity Booklets are designed for engagement and reminiscence. Reading Roundtable® are sold in minimum 5 booklets.
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New Reading Roundtable® Series! Cans have been around a long time, but they have changed quite a bit. This story about this time-honored invention will bring back fond memories. Reading Roundtable® Activity Booklets are designed for engagement and reminiscence. Reading Roundtable® are sold in minimum 5 booklets.
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New Reading Roundtable® Series! This story is about America's favorite playground for grownups. From blackjack tables to all-you-can-eat buffets, your group will enjoy sharing adventures (and misadventures) from Vegas. Reading Roundtable® Activity Booklets are designed for engagement and reminiscence. Reading Roundtable® are sold in minimum 5 booklets.
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Order this collection of Reading Roundtable® Activity Booklets for resident reading and discussion groups, containing 10 copies of each title - 60 booklets total! 10 copies each of
- Noah and the Ark
- Can it!
- Going, Going, Gone
- Amazing Amelia Earhart
- Las Vegas: Glitter and Gambling
- Family Vacations
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NEW Food-Themed Gold Pack! Reading groups will find themselves in engaging discussions about the history behind their favorites foods, recipes they've made and treats they love. 10 copies each of 6 food-themed Reading Roundtable® stories:
- What's for Breakfast
- Jell-o Everybody
- A Chilling Tale
- The Birth of the Chocolate Chip Cookie
- They Came from Mars
- The Creation of Frozen Pizza
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NEW Famous People Themed Gold Pack! Reading groups will find themselves engaged in discussions about people that made history, whether for their movies, their innovations, or their ground-breaking accomplishments. 10 copies each of 6 Reading Roundtable® stories about famous people:
- Grace and Poise
- Amazing Amelia Earhart
- Gene Kelly
- Honest, Abe Lincoln was an Inventor
- Leonardo DaVinci
- Legend of Hollywood: Mickey Rooney