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There are a few places in my school where resource teachers provide language and reading support, as well as where they store instructional supports. As a bilingual teacher, I was especially interested in finding material supporting Polish instruction, and unfortunately my school/district does not have any Polish instructional supports, except for a few books in the library. Therefore, I have ordered high quality fiction and non-fiction books and also some, material supporting learning Polish alphabet, sounds, and basic vocabulary words which I will be able to use with my kindergarten group.
As far as English and Spanish instructional supports are concerned, the list is very long. There is an abundance of leveled books, e.g. Fountas & Pinnell

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