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Study this chart of primary, secondary, intermediary and tertiary colors.
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Read news stories that cover the latest happenings in science, entertainment, the nation and the world.
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The Joy Of Fatherhood
This book takes a sensible, monthly tour of the first year of daddy's new life. In this revised, expanded edition for today's dad, the author presents timely and appropriate subjects from pre-natal… See More$15.95
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Help students learn how scientists study aging by reviewing experiments related to the affect of caloric reduction on aging.
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Get your students to stage a talk show and role-play guests who immigrated to America and migrated to the urban North.
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Provides tips for incorporating technology in the teaching of Shakespeare.
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The Iq Answer
The primary contributing psychologist for the Dr. Phil Show offers practical advice on boosting brain power for the whole family. The IQ Answer is not only fascinating and user-friendly, but a great… See More$16.85
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View and make your own histograms for either built-in or user-specified data and experiment with how the size of the class intervals influences the perceptions.
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Student groups will create a folder with a variety of information about geographical landforms.
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Students will develop awareness about the ways intention, perception and the use of stereotype-laden language can affect communication.
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When A Loved One Dies - Walking Through Grief As A Teenager
This DVD is an ideal resource to help a teen dealing with grief. It features interviews with grieving teens, because teens are most receptive to their peers. They speak from the heart, sharing… See More$49.95
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By observing and describing what the sky looks like at different times, students will be able to identify objects in the sky, recognize changes in their appearance, and look for patterns.
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