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• Ooka discussion video.  Watch a class of third-grade students discuss "Ooka and the Honest Thief," a Japanese folktale in the new Junior Great Series (Series 3, Book One).
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• Shared Inquiry Tutorial. Use this online tutorial to learn about Shared Inquiry or as a refresher.
• Junior Great Books series contents. Links to the contents of every Junior Great Books title.