Literary Devices Used In Shining Stars

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t the end of circle-time I will say, "Shining Stars , today in the dramatic center we will

have a veterinarian office with animals, and some tools that the veterinarian uses." I will have the vet box

with me and take out each item and talk about what do they think it is and what a veterinarian may use it

for."Two children at a time may play in the office. Please take care of the animals and materials.

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