'Titch' a children's story written and illustrated by Pat Hutchins that is a story of siblings working together. Titch is the baby brother to Mary and Pete. These three are out complete a project. This story will teach all about size for Pete has big things, Mary has medium things, and Titch has very small things. The moral of the story is the small things can bring things together. This is a very short story for beginning readers and could lead to children comparing themselves to others or learning more about size in many ways and being able to understand.
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There is a course that I had in high school known as Shorthand I and yes, I took a class that was all girls back in the early 1980's, but I knew or at least at the time that I wanted to be a writer, and I read that shorthand would be good to know. I wasn't the fastest, but I did achieve 60 WPM give or take a few words. It was a course that reviewed vocabulary as well as grammar. It was alway like learning to write all over again just like writing cursive and it is pretty.
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