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    This book backdrop is created to give primary students a context for the book Here Comes the Girl Scouts! by Shana Corey and illustrated by Hadley Hooper. These images and newspapers will give students additional background knowledge and enhance a rich conversation. The images and newspapers can be used at any time within reading the story.   Pre K - 2     3 - 5  

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    Girl Scouts
    Girl Scouts
    [Mrs. Juliette Gordon Low (left) Mrs. Arthur O. Choate (Anne Hyde Choate) (right),
    GIRL SCOUTS PREPARE LUNCHEON UNDER WATCHFUL EYES OF MRS. ROOSEVELT. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 30. ARRIVING EARLY AT THE GIRL SCOUTS LITTLE HOUSE WHERE SHE WAS HONOR GUEST AT A LUNCHEON TODAY, MRS. ROOSEVELT WATCHED THE YOUNGSTERS PREPARE THE FOOD THEY LATER SERVED AT THE MEAL. THE FIRST LADY'S VISIT HIGHLIGHTED GIRL SCOUT PARTICIPATION THROUGHTOUT THE COUNTRY IN THE OBSERVANCE OF NATIONAL BETTER HOMES WEEK. SHOWN WITH MRS. ROOSEVELT, L TO R: SARAH DONALDSON; MARIAN FAEL; VIRGINIA STEELE; AND BETTY ROSSER
    [Rosa Parks visiting the Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council, 1992]
    The Washington times. [volume], June 20, 1915, SUNDAY EVENING EDITION, Page 11, Image 11
    Richmond times-dispatch. [volume], April 09, 1922, Image 57
    The Chapel Hill weekly. [volume], October 30, 1953, Page Page Eight, Image 8
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