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Latin dbqs for early intervention
GROUNDHOG DAY Math and Literacy Centers Activities | Feb 2 | PreK K Shadows
Make planning easy! Get OVER 200 pages with 13 activities including 2 emergent readers in our ENGAGING and FUN GROUNDHOG DAY Math and Literacy Printable Centers pack! It provides many opportunities for little learners to engage in developmentally appropriate learning of letters, numbers, and beginning phonics skills! This pack includes activities that target letter identification, letter sounds, number identification, counting skills, concepts about print skills, early writing skills, proper gra
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PreK - K
Progress Monitoring Tool with Graphs
Easy way to track your students' progress with a helpful graph. This allows parents and stakeholders to see a student's growth over any quarter. Highlights the growth from the baseline toward the target making it easier to eliminate subjectivity when filling out report cards. Use a sheet for an individual student--already space for 8 objectives.Clean, Simple, and easy to read!
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Big Trucks Bring Goods
Big trucks carry every kind of product across the country. This book of big trucks will keep kids interested as they learn more of what they see on the roads.
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PreK - 1st
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I keep my mind and body in School. I am not playing my games.
A social story for friends who "keep playing their games" in their minds at school.
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K - 2nd
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Latin Polyphemus DBQ
Polyphemus: Monster or Misunderstood?Introduction/Task:Polyphemus the cyclops is often perceived as a monster. We have many sources in ancient Greek and Latin tales that include myths surrounding Polyphemus. It is up to you to read these sources and develop your own opinion based on the literature. Each student must develop a skeleton to an essay that answers this document-based question:“Was Polyphemus a monster or misunderstood?”All texts are in English. Be sure to:1. Carefully read the docum
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Cicero: "On Friendship"
Cicero's dialogue "On Friendship" examines the unique value of friendship and connects the idea of being a caring and compassionate person with being a good friend. After all, if someone cared only about themselves, how could they ever be a good friend? About the author: Marcus Tullius Cicero was born in Arpinum in 106 BC. Cicero was a contemporary of Julius Caesar and Pompey the Great, although Cicero was a lawyer and a scholar, not a military leader. The years in which Cicero lived were tumult
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10th - 12th
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