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If you are looking for a way to include Memorial Day in your distance learning lessons, this resource will provide your students with an ...

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If you are getting ready to cover Ancient Civilizations in the upper elementary and middle school level, a look at Hunter-Gatherers (Pale...

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If you are teaching US symbols or are covering immigration in your elementary classroom, this printable mini book is a great addition to ...

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With the outbreak of COVID-19, you might be looking for an age appropriate way to discuss the spread of infectious disease with your uppe...

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