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Organize, represent and interpret data? That sounds too technical! Actually it can be simple and fun for your young students. You can even include …
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As you glance around your classroom during a math lesson you may see Luke counting on his fingers, Sarah drawing pictures or Jason using the available …
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Making friends does not come easily to everyone. If you have a child who is shy or reluctant to socialize, try these tips to help them develop …
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Parents and teachers will not always be able to step into a scenario to resolve a conflict. The goal is to have kids be able to address conflict on …
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This lesson will introduce young readers to the Ingalls family. This lesson sets the background for the rest of the books in the series. Gain an …
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What was life like as a pioneer? Children will found out by exploring the life of Laura Ingalls Wilder. This first lesson in a series introduces your …
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The war in Vietnam sparked resistance on the parts of many Americans, particularly the young. Anti-war feelings began primarily on college campuses, …
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This lesson plan is the first in a series of five on selected topics from the 1960s. It focuses on both domestic and foreign policy aspects of John F. …
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This lesson plan is the second in a series of five on selected topics from the 1960s. It focuses on both domestic and foreign policy aspects of …
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During the 1960s, America’s issues with the treatment of its African-American citizens built to a crescendo. Splits in the movement occurred.
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