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The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) call for activities that teach young children rhyming words. Before beginning a teaching theme on rhyming words that was cooperatively planned by all kindergarten teachers in the district, a teacher plans lessons, activities, and assessments. What else should be included to ensure children's success?
A) cooperation and participation of the other kindergarten teachers
B) a letter home to parents explaining the skill, activities, and planned projects
C) a poster highlighting upcoming events
D) approval from the principal

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