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Students discover that creative thinking can be a learned skill through rhythm and word substitution in music.
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Being With Dying
The author has shown many times over, through decades of work with the dying and their caregivers, that the Buddhist approach to death can be of great help and understanding to people of all… See More$15.95
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Signs of Life: Archaeology and Preservation in New Mexico
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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This 28-minute video explains why archaeology is relevant and important not only to archaeologists, who use clever techniques to tease out clues about the past, but also to all people of today and in...
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Explores the conflict in the congo, by researching African politics and then holding a mock united nations meeting to attempt to resolve the conflict. Each student assesses the position of a specific...
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No Bullying Program Student Workbook Grades 4 And Grade 5 - 30 Pack
In this student workbook, your fourth and fifth grade students will find information and activities to help them explore and remember the key concepts of the sessions. They will find everything they… See More$210.00
Computer Systems Design and Related Services Career Guide
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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Research occupations in the industry, the nature of the industry, working conditions, employment, training and advancement, earnings and benefits, employment outlook and organizations that can...
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How To Say No To Your Toddler
How do you say to your toddler that no means no, and tell him so that hell understand? Pediatrician, Dr. Wilkoff says that when it comes to little children, actions speak louder than words. By using… See More$12.95
Charcoal Subtractive
Subject: The Arts (art, music, performing arts)
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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John Antonuzzo, Jr., MAEd
The charcoal subtractive process illustrates how to "set a ground" and is a good foundation for learning painterly skills.
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