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Learn how geographical differences, the conflict over slavery, and the forming of the Republican party all contributed.
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Explore the uses of spears, boomerangs, bowls and baskets of this primitive culture.
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Strange Son
Emmy®-winning art director Portia Iversen's life was turned upside down when her son Dov was diagnosed with autism. After hearing about a miraculous story of a woman in India who had taught her own… See More$16.85
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Demonstrates fractions using M&M's. Sort by color and then write in both longhand and numerically what the fraction of the total that color represents.
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Introduce your students to Shakespearean drama in a fun and creative way.
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Have your students learn about the various types of nouns. Then have your students create a book, using PowerPoint, that includes information about the different types of nouns.
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Adolescents With Anger Problems
This book will give you a unique, practical collection of insights, techniques, activities and reproducible student worksheets to help persistently angry adolescents. Using this resource, you will… See More$31.20
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In this lesson, students will examine primary sources written about women from the early 17th century to develop a greater understanding of the conflict between Leontes and Hermione.
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Designing a newspaper that describes events taking place during the period of world war 1 is a way to make learning facts and dates more interesting. Groups of students compile stories and publish a...
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Boys Should Be Boys
We all know that boys always like to play, be adventurous, and curious, and push their young bodies as far as they can as part of their growth into manhood. Unfortunately, our sons face an… See More$13.95
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Includes information about James Gunn, a book summary, vocabulary list, discussion questions by chapter and other recommended books if you liked this one.
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