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Apr 6, 2002
Educator has remote home for sale.
Outstanding hunting and fishing.
Whale watching etc...
[link removed]
Apr 14, 2002
Last fall, I found some really neat ideas on teaching
Shakespeare for my less than eager students.This was at a
workshop given by Joan Throrpe on Teaching Shakespeare
Through Performance. Check out her website at [link removed].
Apr 22, 2002
Splash! Publications is accepting applications for
teachers to pilot their new American history curriculum
for the 2002-2003 school year. Geared for 4th, 5th, 6th
grade teachers of U.S. or American history. E-mail me
at [email removed].
Thanks!
Amy
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I'm looking for any free or inexpensive guest speakers,
programs, etc. Any suggestions or programs you've had at
your school?
I'm looking for any free or inexpensive guest speakers,
programs, etc. Any suggestions or programs you've had at
your school?
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On 4/14/02, Greta wrote:
> Last fall, I found some really neat ideas on teaching
> Shakespeare for my less than eager students.This was at a
> workshop given by Joan Throrpe on Teaching Shakespeare
> Through Performance. Check out her website at [link removed].
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