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3rd Grade with Ms. Lucero – Lesson # 14

Season 2020 Episode 14 | 29m 20s | CC

Literacy lessons for 3rd graders taught by Colorado master teacher Marisa Lucero. In response to school closures across Colorado, Rocky Mountain Public Media in partnership with the Office of the Governor, the Colorado Department of Education, and the Colorado Education Initiative, provides K-3 learners, their families, and caregivers.

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