Enhance students' reading experience with the discussion questions, activities, and research ideas in this guide to Fear Itself, book two in the Benjamin Pratt & the Keepers of the School series by Andrew Clements.
Fear Itself Reading Guide
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Fear Itself
In this second installment of the Keepers of the School series, Benjamin Pratt and his friend Jill make new contacts and uncover more clues in their effort to save their historic New England school from amusement-park developers.
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