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Books with title I Can

  • I Can

    Anjeanetta Prater Matthews

    Paperback (Pacific Learning, June 1, 2017)
    Jump into literacy with an exciting new series of nonfiction, multicultural leveled readers. Brought to you by a team of academic intervention specialists who know what children need for language and literacy development. Hopscotch books engage children with their homegrown look, reminiscent of a family photo album. Children are excited to read and talk about the familiar characters and places featured in the photographs.This series features:
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  • I Can

    Dona Rice

    Pamphlet (Teacher Created Materials, March 15, 1661)
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  • I Can

    Dona Rice

    Pamphlet (Teacher Created Materials, March 15, 1869)
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  • I Can

    Helen Oxenbury

    Board book (Candlewick, Aug. 16, 1854)
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  • Can I

    Jessie Nagra, Kurt Hershey

    eBook (FriesenPress, June 21, 2020)
    Johnny is getting ready very, very slowly for a soccer match. It’s too hot to play, his team always loses, and he feels he’d be happy if he never, ever played again. The problem is … his father lives and breathes soccer.Can Johnny find the courage to be honest with his dad? And can Dad accept that his son wants something different? Is there a world beyond soccer?With insight and humour, Can I? leads the young reader through this age-old story of what happens when parental expectations conflict with a child’s natural talents and desires—showing that everything can be resolved with a little enthusiasm, trust, and love. Children and parents alike will enjoy this timeless tale of how to deal with conflict and come out smiling.
  • I Can!

    Kimmi, Alex McLellan, Nathan Sher

    (Forest Green Originals, March 18, 2020)
    This is a children's activity book full of physical fun, laughs, and entertainment for all!