Ok, so I know I work in early literacy, and perhaps this video doesn't completely fit the bill, but I just love it. It gives reading such a positive image. Check it out!
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I Can Read with My Eyes Shut by Dr. Seuss
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I Can Read with My Eyes Shut by Dr. Seuss
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