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Increase reading comprehension with this fill-in-the-blank game. Begin with a French phrase or paragraph that is missing text, then choose from a corresponding list of possible French words and click...
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Introduce your students how the periodic chart came into existence and its importance in the study of chemistry by completing an experiment.
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Hip-hop's master impresario brought marginalized voices to a mass audience - and cross-marketed a youth cultural movement in music, comedy, fashion, poetry and social action. Learn more about this...
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No Bullying Program Teacher's Manual Grades 4 And Grade 5
With the practical information and detailed instructions in this manual, you'll be ready to guide your students through seven interactive lessons that will help them understand and identify bullying… See More$35.95
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This article outlines the characteristics of high-quality surveys. Defining a target and making efforts to gain a reliable response rate are among those listed. Suggestions are given for creating a...
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Students will investigate solutions for a solid waste environmental problem in your community.
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Gain an understanding of this area of mathematics with online tutorials and practice exercises.
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Understanding Suicide: Why Would Someone Do That? DVD
This first part of a two-part series helps young people understanding suicide; facts and statistics about teen suicide; why it happens; the myths and fallacies surrounding it; and the ways in which… See More$84.95
Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base
Subject: Social Studies
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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World War II U.S. Military
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What Is Spirit? - Messages From The Heart
Spirit is something that we all have in common, but experience in different ways. This beautiful book contains a unique collection of quotes and inspirational stories about Spirit from many public… See More$17.45
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Find out about the development of early public clocks, from the 14th century examples at Salisbury and Wells to the 19th century mechanism which operates Big Ben.
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