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Find teaching ideas for using this book by Kimberly Willis Holt in your classroom. Includes a brief synopsis, pre-reading activity, thematic and interdisciplinary connections, and suggestions for...
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Drag your mouse across a cross section of the Earth's surface to learn about the different rock types and where they are found.
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See these bugs up close and find out why they feed on the clothes in your closet.
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On a cold day in January, Sixteen-year-old Jonathan will go to his middle school knowing one thing for sure-he is going to be verbally and physically bullied at least one time during the day. … See More$17.95
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Students use real-world examples to solve problems involving scale as they examine maps of their home states and calculate distances between cities.
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Understanding And Coping With Bullies - DVD
Bullying hurts, and scares many people. It also causes anxiety, and disrupts lives. This comprehensive program will provide solid advice for understanding and dealing with bullies, and viewers will… See More$99.95
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Have your students learn the value of money, how to add money and correctly write the amount. Then have your students use a dollar to purchase items to decorate a cookie.
West Minster College Dept. Of Aviation
Subject: Language Arts (reading, writing, literature)
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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Westminster College's Aviation Studies program is committed to preparing graduates for success in the rapidly changing world of professional aviation. Our liberal-arts approach to education gives you...
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How does a camera work? Find out the answer with fast facts and a hands-on experiment.
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It's Not Okay To Bully - Coloring Book
Introduce violence prevention to young children through this lively and fun coloring book. Created for children in grades K-3, It's Not OK to Bully explains what bullying is and teaches children how… See More$4.75
Anishinabe, Ojibwe and Chippewa: Culture of an Indian Nation
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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Have your students learn about the past and present cultures of the Anishinabe and Ojibwe people. Then have your students research the historical migration of the Anishinabe and Ojibwe peoples.
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