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Feb 6, 2014
Feb 4, 2014
thanks, J.T.
Click below to read "5 Ways to Bring the Common Core Shift into Your Classroom" by Aimee Barber in the February issue of Teachers.Net Gazette!
Any ideas for gifts we can make this year?
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My favorite gifts are ornaments for the tree. I still have the ones my sons made years ago. Take a photo if each child - let them cut out a wreath to put around it and decorate the wreath. Glue an ornament hook on it or put a yarn loop on it and viola.