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Submitted by Diane OFee-Powers on Mon, 07/09/2007 - 2:03pm.
I like the idea of using the games in the classroom, especially to teach the students to think through all of the possibilities. I especially like using the picture to teach the students the importance of their observations. This is a good introduction to making observations and to storytelling!

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