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Carla J. Mahar

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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Archive | 2010

Early Literacy Checklist — Classroom .G1992

Kayla M. Hinrichs; Carla J. Mahar; John DeFrain; Tonia Renee Durden

Archive | 2010

CAR — A Strategy for Learning .G1988

Kayla M. Hinrichs; Carla J. Mahar; John DeFrain; Tonia Renee Durden

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The Power of Family Literacy. G1985

Kayla M. Hinrichs; Carla J. Mahar; John DeFrain; Tonia Renee Durden

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Relationships: The Heart of Language and Literacy .G1987

Kayla M. Hinrichs; Carla J. Mahar; John DeFrain; Tonia Renee Durden

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Infants Develop Language Naturally. G1984

Kayla M. Hinrichs; Carla J. Mahar; John DeFrain; Tonia Renee Durden

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Sharing Stories, Songs and Books. G1986

Kayla M. Hinrichs; Carla J. Mahar; John DeFrain; Tonia Renee Durden

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Early Literacy Checklist — In the Home .G1991

Kayla M. Hinrichs; Carla J. Mahar; John DeFrain; Tonia Renee Durden

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Symbols in Literacy Development .G1990

Kayla M. Hinrichs; Carla J. Mahar; John DeFrain; Tonia Renee Durden

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Infants and Toddlers —Developing More Than One Language.G1989

Kayla M. Hinrichs; Carla J. Mahar; John DeFrain; Tonia Renee Durden

Archive | 2005

NF95-641 CAR — A Strategy for Learning

Kayla M. Hinrichs; Carla J. Mahar; John DeFrain

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Kayla M. Hinrichs

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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John DeFrain

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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Tonia Renee Durden

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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