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The teacher puts up a timeline that shows students' age relative to geologic time.
Historical Fiction vs. Nonfiction
Subject: Language Arts (reading, writing, literature)
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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This lesson plan shows the difference between historical fiction and nonfiction. It includes using graphic organizers and connects to social studies--the lesson is about Pompeii.
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From the American Revolution to Desert Storm, read newly discovered stories of courage, longing, and sacrifice.
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Feet Are Not For Kicking Board Book
Feet are used for many things, like walking, standing, leaping and landing. They're also used for kicking balls or leaves, but not for kicking people! In simple words and adorable, full-color… See More$8.95
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Looking for a great book to read on the plane, at the beach or in the car? Take a look at this reading list for teens.
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Why Is Everyone Picking On Me
This workbook teaches children, both bullies and victims, how to respect themselves. It focuses on children ages eight to fourteen, and contains example conversation and exercises that will introduce… See More$17.95
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Reviews latitude and longitude and asks students to figure out the latitude and longitude for several U.S. cities. They'll conclude by creating quizzes to test their classmates' ability to figure out...
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Learn the history and technology behind the Chicago Department of Sewers.
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Why Parents Need To Know More About Bullying
In the classroom, this guide will help the facilitator of kids' groups ages K-3 better understand child bullying-a destructive behavior which ultimately leads to further violence if adults don't… See More$3.90
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Read a biography of the artist had a hand in every art movement of the 20th century.
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