Triangle Poem
February 9, 2013
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A Triangle Poem is a quick, easy poem students of any age can do. The first line of the poem states the subject and an
A Triangle Poem is a quick, easy poem students of any age can do. The first line of the poem states the subject and an
A Reader’s Theater Play is a fun way for students to practice dramatic reading. This play, created by Jennifer Slifer, Connecticut, has been used with
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I love it when on that rare occasion I start a project with my class, finish it, and actually get a bulletin board up on
Join us for a Virtual Adventure! Design a Quilt Square. Submit your quilt square via Internet and be a part of a quilt that wraps
Contributed by Sharyn Allen, PA Sharyn is a retired Kindergarten teacher. She wrote these as a gift for her grandson’s classroom. Sing it students! Sled
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Join us for an Iditarod Art Exhibit! Create an art project. Take digital images of the project and email the image. The art work will
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