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**Students in Buckeye Dive into Dinosaur Adventures Through Reading**

Buckeye Elementary School District in Buckeye, Arizona, shared an exciting learning moment featuring one of their small groups. The group is currently reading *Dinosaurs Before Dark* from the popular *Magic Tree House* series. As they turn the pages of the book, students are discovering and exploring the prehistoric world of dinosaurs. This activity highlights the district’s efforts to foster imaginative learning and literacy development among its students.

Source: Buckeye Elementary School District | Buckeye AZ | Facebook

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25555 W. Durango Ave, Buckeye, AZ

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