Expand students' understanding of the world with discussion questions and activities for Locomotion and Peace, Locomotion, by Jacqueline Woodson. The resources in this printable literature guide will help students examine characters, emotions, experiences, and events in these novels.
Locomotion & Peace, Locomotion Discussion Guide
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