School builds literacy skills by having students read to lambs

Dr. Laura Jacob, the superintendent of the California Area School District outside Pittsburg, found the perfect reading companion right on her family's farm: baby lambs that now come to school so the children can read to them. NBC News' Rehema Ellis reports.

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