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Aug 7, 2008
If I could encourage you to add one new item to your new school year that could make a tremendous difference, it would be the addition of Tool Kits for each of your students. With summer coming to a close all too soon, there’s no time like the present to gather the materials for your tool kits! If you’re a teacher, you’ll want them for each of your students.
These easy to make, very inexpensive kits are really high impact. They’re good for all students but will make a great impression on students who are more difficult to focus and who learn through movement—those who tap their pencils or swing their legs during instruction. For information about how to assemble, introduce and use the Tool Kits, read Cheryl's article via the link below!
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