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These craft projects are designed for the music specialist or the general classroom teacher, with ideas for curriculum integration and assessments are …
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Lambs and sheep have captured the hearts of people the world over. There is something precious about a little lamb. The world of sheep has its own set …
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Do you need ideas on how to teach and practice capitalization? This lesson breaks the rules into three sections and gives practice tips for each …
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Homeschool educators can easily be intimidated by the big publishers who brag years of experience when it comes to curriculum, but no one knows better …
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Birth order, in combination with environmental and genetic factors, can shape personality development. Middle-born children often exhibit …
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Do you have a little one in your classroom who loves to play with cars and trucks? Preschool crafts on cars are excellent interactive tools to teach …
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The Hobbit is filled with memorable quotes, and many of them are instantly recognizable. Tolkien also wrote a number of songs and some poetry in the …
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“The Lottery” is remarkable it its transition from a simple story of small town America into a disturbing horror story. It does this …
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One of most interesting parts of “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson is simply trying to understand what the symbols in the story mean. These …
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Robert Frost poems are singular for their deceptive simplicity. “The Road Not Taken” is a pretty poem about nature, but with much deeper …
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