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And get the full Curriculum Guide (grades 1-4) Under "See all formats and editions" Click abovePrepare for a riveting and heartwarming adventure in 'Dean's Magical Mix Up: The Principal's Pin, ' where the unexpected becomes the norm. In "Dean's Magical Mix Up: The Principal's Pin," Dean, a young middle-grade student, hates going to school. After enduring a particularly awful school day, Dean stumbles upon the Principal's Pin, a peculiar, shimmering object lying on the floor. Curiosity gets the better of him, and he pockets the mysterious pin.That night, he goes to bed wishing he were an adult, never suspecting that he will wake up the next day transformed into the school principal! Suddenly thrust into the responsibilities and challenges of adulthood, Dean learns valuable lessons about growing up that he never expected.Through a series of comical and heartwarming situations, Dean discovers that being an adult comes with its own set of struggles and responsibilities. Why reader's will relate to DeanDean does not like school and thinks life as a kid is hardHe wishes he was an adult and could make his own decisionsWith his grand transformation, Dean implements fun adventures throughout the school dayLesson's children will learn in Dean's Magical Mix UpGratefulnessEmpathyKindnessIncluding: A full glossary and questions to reflect on at the end of the book. These questions can be used throughout the entire book, and are in order starting with the first chapter."We loved this book by this author. We enjoyed reading her two previous picture books and she has done it again with this middle grade chapter book. The plot is interesting and leaves one wanting to see what happens next."-- 5 star review, Mariam Shapera, Author. If you enjoyed "The Magic Treehouse," series you'll also enjoy "Dean's Magical Mix Up: The Principal's Pin."

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By examining periodization together with the two controversial categories of feudalism and secularization, Kathleen Davis exposes the relationship between the constitution of "the Middle Ages" and the history of sovereignty, slavery, and colonialism.