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Use these patterns for preschool students to teach your earliest learners about an important mathematical topic.

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Use these shapebook patterns as an engaging space for students to write their science observations and outstanding questions.

Download these activities for preschoolers to teach early learners about addition using visual representations.

Download these Code of Hammurabi activity and lesson plan resources to teach students the context surrounding the creation of the code of laws.

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After 32 years in public schools, Linda Cliatt-Wayman now uses her voice and skills to advocate full time for justice in education for children in poverty.

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