Dog Yard Dilemma
Teacher on the Trail
January 17, 2014
10:09 pm
This week we are focused on calculating area and perimeter… and what better tool to do that with then dog yards! This week the students
This week we are focused on calculating area and perimeter… and what better tool to do that with then dog yards! This week the students
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Autographs Click on the picture for a larger view of the image. Teaching Idea
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So, something I’ve wanted to do before I go off on my Trail adventure is to get an idea of what it is like to
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