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Thank You, Mr. Edison: Electricity, Innovation and Social Change
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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Using documents from the Library of Congress' American Memory Project, plus supplementary material, students investigate electrification focusing on the achievements of Thomas Edison.
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Includes activities and worksheets for several chapters as well as discussion questions, a vocabulary list, and related readings.
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Have your students learn the three basic types of muscles and their function in the human body. Then have your students build a model of a human arm in order to understand the relationship between...
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Join In And Play
Its not always easy to do, but it is fun to make friends and play with others. First, you have to make an effort, and then you have to know the rules, like asking before joining in. You need to… See More$11.95
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Have your students use the 'Canadians' reading habits' table to answer a series of questions on the components of a table. Then have your students describe the relationship between rows and columns.
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Read about the wife of James A. Garfield, 20th President of the United States. Information provided includes her accomplishments, family background, place and dates of birth and death, education, and...
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Dealing With Peer Pressure DVD
Most teens find themselves subjected to peer pressure from time to time. In this straightforward video, you'll learn how to tell the difference between positive and negative peer pressure and… See More$71.95
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Provides hundreds of pages of free English teaching and learning materials for both students and teachers. All resources are organized by skill and level for quick and easy access.
DRAWING PROPORTION AND OBSERVATION
Subject: The Arts (art, music, performing arts)
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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It's Not Okay To Bully - Coloring Book
Introduce violence prevention to young children through this lively and fun coloring book. Created for children in grades K-3, It's Not OK to Bully explains what bullying is and teaches children how… See More$4.75
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Step inside this exhibit from the American Museum of Natural History and take a 360-degree virtual tour, complete with sounds of the gray wolf.
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