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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

A Yummy Christmas

Feliz Navi-nachos! A look back at our Christmas holiday feast! Enjoy the pics!

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Katelyn Miller: I teach third grade in the beautiful Boise, Idaho area. I love teaching and learning with my students every day! In my down time (which is very rare) I love spending time with my husband and family, cooking, leisurely reading, pinteresting, and watching football. :) The purpose of this blog is to document the learning of my third graders for their families or other teachers, to share projects, resources, and any other little things I might find useful!

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