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Building Family-Community-School Partnerships; Arts Artifact Four: La Noche 327 $aVignette Three: A Matter Party: Celebrating Science and Deepening UnderstandingVignette Four: The Older Sister: Beyond ELL Pronunciation to Performance and Purpose; Vignette Five: Making an Edible School Garden with Multilingual Children: Engaging Linguistic, Cultural, and Community Resources; 4. Playing with Language, Playing through the Arts; Vignette Six: Acted and Enacted Lives: Language Play, Theatre, and Language Development at the Border; Vignette Seven: Journey: Identity and Language Development through the Arts; Arts Artifact Five: Separated Families 327 $a5. Living Stories, Telling StoriesVignette Eight: Conceptual Translations from English Language Learners' Indigenous Storytelling; Vignette Nine: Working with Korean Newcomer Immigrant Adolescents in Community Art; Vignette Ten: żY el Caballito de mar, do?nde vive? Exploring Science and Literacy through Bilingual Storytelling and Shadow Puppetry with Head Start Children; 6. Responding Critically to Literature; Vignette Eleven: Migrant Students Vignette Their Lives: Languages and Cultures Cross the Fields into the Classrooms; Vignette Twelve: Young Writers Program for Migrant Youth 327 $aVignette Thirteen: Which "A" Will Be? Acculturation, Assimilation, Americanization7. Responding Critically to World Events; Vignette Fourteen: Eastside High School: May Day Service Learning Project from Alumni to Future Alum; Vignette Fifteen: Youth Participatory Action Research in a Middle School ESOL Classroom: Voices for Immigrant Latino Communities; 8. Talking to the System through Youth Media; Vignette Sixteen: Youth Media: Making It in the World!; Vignette Seventeen: Having Our Say: English Language Learners Talk Back to Teachers; 9. 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