Page 2 - Spring 2017 Elementary Guidebook

This guidebook is divided into five key sections to help You plctn,
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Whatever your goals are, we have a workshop or webinar to help you accomplish them.
Join us in person to Or. book a 60-minute interactive
see new products and webinar where we explore topics
explore new tools and like: planning fun Family Events,
ideas that will generate exploring the NEW Volunteer
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If you are a new chairperson, our Book Fair Basics Webinar is the best place to stan!
Tabletop Fairs will not receive aluminum bookcases teattiieo in Permission to repiboiioe pages in tiiis guidebook without restriction is rtiiiy granted by
this giiidebook.They Wlll receive books in Gcell arid 4—cell trays. Scholastic Book Fairs”. Products in the guidebook may not be available at all Book Fairs.