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Diane wrote

Hi
I just stumbled on you today.
What a wonderful site.
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ReplyPosted September 07, 2010

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TopLawyer wrote...

Nice lens. I thought that this lens was interesting and informative because of being solely dedicated to the profession of teaching. There should be a lot more online regarding the education and professional industries as well as the many aspects of the teaching profession. Many thanks. Frank legal forms Website Owner.

ReplyPosted March 01, 2009

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Nice job. Please check out my lens for tutors. Tutoring Techniques

ReplyPosted February 02, 2009

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Evelyn_Saenz wrote...

Thank you for featuring my Pumpkins and Place Value lens.

Come on over and count the pumpkin seeds.

ReplyPosted October 24, 2008

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MontessoriSecrets wrote...

What a great idea for a group! I look forward to learning new tips from everyone!

ReplyPosted October 16, 2008

 
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How to Make a Tabbed Book
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Purple Gallinules of the Everglades
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How to Make a Trifold Minibook
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Summer Outdoors, Fresh Air, Sand Boxes, Sand Box Toys and Lots of Fun!
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Beep, Beep Goes the Bus
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Peace Crane - Origami Paper Cranes for Peace
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Linear Inequalities
This lens is for students, parents and teachers looking for help and ideas on how to graph linear inequalities. It includes examples of solv...
Simplifying Square Roots
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How to Create a Novel Study
Educators have to become used to a new way of teaching and learning. As a child of the 70s, much of my learning was from teacher lecture and...
Homeschool "Curriculum" -- What To Teach... And How
The cool thing about Homeschooling is that you are not TIED or CHAINED to a curriculum determined by *Ivory-Tower* "Boards of Education...
Solving Systems of Equations
This Lens explores the three ways to solve a system of equations in two variables.  It includes various videos explaining examples and ...
Special Education - What is it, how it works & resources
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The Importance of Preschool Academics
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How to Make a Three Fourths Book
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Slime Science
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Chester Raccoon and The Kissing Hand
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Horton Hears a Who
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Tutoring Techniques: Resources for Tutors
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Traveling Through The Middle Kingdom
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The best Award Winning Kid's Toys, Colorful Puzzles, play furniture, and Educational Fun Centers ever made, and much more!
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Audio Homeschool
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Ladies and Gents,

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The Wish Tree - A Wish for Peace
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The Last Lecture
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John Holt: Unschooling
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Books for Black Children
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How to Create a Lesson Plan for ESL Students
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Black Girl Books
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Learning to Learn Math
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Art & Craft for Kids
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How to Improve Reading Comprehension with Self-Questioning
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School tips for Parents
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Current Resources in my Homeschool Journey
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