The Case of the Missing Laptop - Schlain, Shary H.
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School is out for the summer and prior to going to the beach for the day, a teacher receives a call from the school. The principal's laptop is missing. Discover what clues have been found and by who. Will it be the teacher who often finds missing items? Will it be the student or the dog who both appear to have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder? Is there danger involved for them during the search? Do we need to involve the police? Where is the musty air smell coming from? And finally, will the laptop be located? Read along to gather the clues and solve the mystery of the missing laptop.…mehr

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School is out for the summer and prior to going to the beach for the day, a teacher receives a call from the school. The principal's laptop is missing. Discover what clues have been found and by who. Will it be the teacher who often finds missing items? Will it be the student or the dog who both appear to have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder? Is there danger involved for them during the search? Do we need to involve the police? Where is the musty air smell coming from? And finally, will the laptop be located? Read along to gather the clues and solve the mystery of the missing laptop. About the Author Shary H. Schlain, EdS has spent thirty-three years in the field of special education working with students, teachers, and parents. Along the way, she encountered many situations where students were put down and discouraged throughout their school days. Students with disabilities often have unique abilities and can be considered "out-of-the box" thinkers, much to the amazement of teachers and employers. Schlain has striven to enable students with disabilities to succeed in life. She has worked to establish a ten-county center-based program for students with emotional disabilities, taught in a psychiatric hospital, worked with students with learning disabilities, and was a special education coordinator in Virginia Beach City Public Schools. Her interests include playing duplicate bridge, traveling, reading, and walking her wonderful dog, BooBerry.