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Jun 24, 2009
Thanks.
Sue
EllenG59
That's a pretty broad question, Sue. First, which subject are you preparing for? Then you have to consider your state's/district's curriculum goals and requirements. And then you are going to have to plan your lessons grade level by grade level. If you are teaching multiple grade levels, i.e., homeschooling or small rural schoolhouse, you might wan...See More
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