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Scarecrow Magic
Scarecrow Magic | Ed Masessa
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After nightfall, Scarecrow and friends have a playtime adventure! Scarecrow plays by the light of the moon. He jumps rope and dances and belts out a tune. Ghoulies and ghosties have fun through the night. Then as the sun rises, they scurry from sight. As night time falls and the moon appears, magic is building in the air. The time has finally come, and Scarecrow is ready to play. Slowly, all his friends start to arrive and they all have a good time. But soon, playtime is over and the sun starts to rise. Back at his post, Scarecrow bids his friends good night as he thinks of the next time the moon will rise and the magic will return. SCARECROW MAGIC is spooky fun that's just perfect for Halloween!
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Scarecrow Magic | Ed Masessa
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Day 27 of the #ChillingPhotoChallenge is scarecrow! I searched scarecrow on google and scarecrow makeup 💄 came up! This look is awesome 😎 I‘m loving the button eye! Very Coraline!

+1 point #TeamStoker #Scarathlon

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Sleepswithbooks
Sleepswithbooks
Scarecrow Magic | Ed Masessa
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Day 27: Scarecrow #ChillingPhotoChallenge

#TeamSlaughter #Scarathlon

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tracey38 Definitely a chilling one! 4y
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KristieAK999
KristieAK999
Scarecrow Magic | Ed Masessa
Mehso-so

This was a little too scary instead of delightful.

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Kshakal
Kshakal
Scarecrow Magic | Ed Masessa
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So I came home from work today to discover this... my parents think they are so funny!!!

Slajaunie 😂😂. That is funny! 6y
Nerdgirl_Ms_Sorrells Not creepy at all😂 6y
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JordanL
JordanL
Scarecrow Magic | Ed Masessa
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This book is great for Halloween, and feels like a poem with excellent flow almost songlike, TS's include RA, S, RT, GR, and CR. I would read this to younger children with it being read nice and slow. With excellent pictures, bringing the scarecrow to life just like in the story. This book is very fun for children, with normally haunting things in Halloween being fun while they are enjoying their one night of the year.

JordanL http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/lesson-plans/collaborating-cla... This lesson goes well with the book as a wrap up, or to just to incorporate reading with the lesson. http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/lesson-plans/acrostic-poems-ab... This lesson can also be used with the book, as the book being used as a reference for the children. 6y
JordanL ESOL strategy 14 would work well, as I feel that this story can be read slower to a younger class, which can be beneficial for a younger ESOL or beginning proficiency student. UDL 7.2 would be perfect especially if this was read on Halloween, it would heighten the relevance, and the relevance of the 2nd lesson plan provided. #UCFLAE3414SP18 6y
JenniferMc This looks like a fun fall read. I love the idea of adding poetry books to help students with fluency. 6y
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LibrarianRyan
LibrarianRyan
Scarecrow Magic | Ed Masessa
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Oh my goodness. I love this book. It was not what I was expecting. In the night, the scarecrow comes alive and sheds his skin to play with the ghosts, goblins, and ghoulies that arrive in the night. It rhymes, it sings-song, and the illustrations are magical. A great book for any time of the year.
#beaththebacklist #hermione #s

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