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Printables
This month's offerings;
April Calendar
Pippi Longstocking Novel Study
Math Fact House
0 - 15 Numberline
and
Contraction Strips...
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Barb Erickson
Apple Seeds for March
The secret of getting ahead is getting started.
~ Sally Berger...
I want to work with the top people, because only they have the courage and the confidence and the risk-seeking profile that you need.
~ Laurel Cutler...
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Ron Victoria's
Today Is...
April is...
International Guitar Month, Keep America Beautiful Month, National Anxiety Month, National Humor Month, National Welding Month, National Garden Month, and Uh-Huh Month
April 1 is ... One Cent Day
April 2 is ... National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day...
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Classroom Photos
This month:
photos of the 4th grade classroom of Sherri McWhorter
and
the Middle School classroom of David J. Holland...
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Classroom Crafts
Islamic Foil Art
by Amenah Tehrani,
Muslim Community School, Potomac Maryland USA...
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Goose/TX
Eat More Spinach
About a week ago, President Bush reached his breaking point and opened his can of spinach. However, there are some folks who don't believe that President Bush should have opened his spinach, folks who don't like his brand of spinach, and the spinach rights activists who totally oppose any use of spinach...
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YENDOR'S TOP TEN THINGS I BOUGHT WITH MY PURCHASE MONEY THIS YEAR
10. Inflatable doll in my likeness for faculty meetings.
9. Manure spreader for all the NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND material I will receive for the next three years...
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Also in this issue:
MORE REGULAR FEATURES
POEM
Skyscraper
MORE HUMOR
Schoolies
Woodhead
Georgia's Head-tricks
ON-SITE INSIGHTS
Is it because I'm a first-born, or because I'm a teacher? (School Supply Junkie)
"The Human Body" Lessons & Activities
PLUS
Help Wanted - Teaching Jobs
April's Featured School
Upcoming Ed Conferences
Letters to the Editor
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