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Back to School fractions ebooks
Tell Me A Story: 250 Great Books for Kids
Did you know that there are over 800,000 kids books listed on Amazon?So how do you know which ones are really great? In Tell Me A Story: 250 Great Books for Kids Grace Sandford takes the guesswork out of choosing great books for your kids. She introduces you and your children to 250 great authors, reviewing a selection of classic and contemporary favorites that you can trust. This time saving guide recommends 50 great books for each of five age groups, from babies right up to early teens; books
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1st - 9th
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V8.4 Aligned Introduction To Fractions: Book Creator Interactive Workbook
This Book Creator is an interactive and engaging resource that students can complete on iPads either individually or in pairs. It has been designed to be used as either an introduction to fractions or as a refresher lesson. For this reason, it would be best suited to year 4-7 students. I use it with my year 6 students and find that it successfully caters to a whole range of fraction confidence.The resource covers: types of fractions, number line conventions, identifying numerators, and comparing
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4th - 7th
The Makers Guide to Cricut : Easy Projects for Creating Fabulous Home Decor, Wea
Take your Cricut crafts to the next level! The Cricut machine has made it easy for for anyone to create adorable, one-of-kind creations in their own home. Now, with this book crafting expert Megan Meketa shares all of her tips and tricks for making colorful, eye-catching projects that make every day a celebration. Featuring all the information needed to get started, including: -Straightforward details on Cricut models and software (Maker, Explore Series, Joy, and EasyPresses) -Essential tools an
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PreK - 6th
Teacher Self-Care Manual
Teacher Self-Care is not a luxury, but a necessity.Teachers can’t be all-wise, all-knowing, all-caring, and always positive all the time in the classroom. We can’t go home and prepare 5 lessons a day, grade 50 quizzes, record a video of highlights from class, fill out student progress reports, and then cut out holidays shapes for the bulletin boards. Not every day, even though we’d like to.It is only recently that we’ve realized that our expectations for teachers are just not healthy! We can’t b
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