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Read an online story to learn how sunshine, water and carbon dioxide all work together to make food for trees.
Ancient Egypt Science and Technology: EternityTravel.com
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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Need help coordinating your trip to the afterlife? In this interactive game, Eternity Travel assists you with everything from shopping for tombs to selecting a mummification stylist.
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View primary documents from an exhibition on the history of American folk music and learn about ballads, hymns, spirituals, patriotic odes, minstrels, musicals and protest songs.
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Grade 2 Math Addition
The TeachAde Tutors take your children on a learning journey through Grade 2 Math Addition, including skills such as Addition Facts to 10, Addition Facts to 25 Add Three and Four Numbers, Add 2-digit… See More$1.99
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Students will role-play advertising executives in an exploration of how films are marketed on the Web to distinct audiences.
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What Is Peace? Book
Peace is something we all want more of in our lives yet the way in which we experience peace is unique and individual. This book is a labor of love that human rights activist/Former Miss World USA… See More$17.45
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Groups construct models of simple and complicated machines with Legos. Then they design an experiment using the scientific method.
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Practice your simple arithmetic skills by encoding and decoding messages to determine the form for an affine cipher.
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Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight teamed up to form NIKE, Inc. and went on to re-invent the athletic shoe.
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The Explosive Child
A revolutionary new approach to understanding and parenting children who frequently exhibit severe fits of temper and other intractable behaviors, from a distinguished clinician and pioneer in this… See More$15.70
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Students examine some isometric drawings that seem to be impossible. They investigate one method that Dutch artist M.C. Escher used to create such 'impossible' figures.
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