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What is the purpose of a scope and sequence chart?
◦ provides lesson plans
◦ offers supplemental teacher supports
◦ includes technology and new literacies
◦ describes the range and order of skills to be taught

Question 2

What part of a core reading program is composed of original, contemporary, and classic stories, poems, news clips, and expository text selections?
◦ a core reading anthology
◦ supplementary materials
◦ suggested resources
◦ the Cooperative Integrated Reading and Composition program
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Reply #1 on: Aug 7, 2021
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Reply 2 on: Aug 7, 2021
Excellent

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