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Study and teaching (Elementary)

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Kid's eye view of science

Susan Kovalik

2010

For the love of literature

Savage, John F.

2000

Teaching mathematics to students with learning disabilities

Nancy S. Bley

1995

Art for exceptional children

Donald M. Uhlin

1979

Mathematics explained for primary teachers

Derek Haylock

1995

Write source

Dave Kemper, Patrick Sebranek, Verne Meyer

2006

Math in the garden

William McCay

2002

Lesson plans for classroom teachers

Robert P. Pangrazi

1997

McGraw-Hill science

Lucy Daniel, Pamela Stryker, Richard Moyer et al.

2000

Jump into math

Rae Pica

2008

Bible

Association of Christian Schools International

2011

Mathematics

McGraw-Hill

2000 ★ 3.8

Making Math Meaningful to Canadian Students, K-8

Marian Small

2008

Closing the loop

California Integrated Waste Management Board. Public Education Assistance Section

2000

Deconstructing penguins

Lawrence Goldstone

2005

The Allure of Authors

Carol Brennan Jenkins

1999

Scott Foresman-Addison Wesley EnVisionMath Common Core

Randall I. Charles

2012

Discover skills for life

Merita Thompson

1996

Fractions

S. Harold Collins

2001

Mastering New York's grade 8 intermediate social studies test

James Killoran

2000

Math In My World

MATH98

1996

Write Source

Dave Kemper, Ruth Nathan, Patrick Sebranek et al.

1995

The Whole Story

Brian Cambourne

1988

Saxon Math

Stephen Hake

2007

Rhythmic activities and dance

John Price Bennett

1995

The mega-fun multiplication facts activity book

Martin Lee, Marcia Miller

1999

Geometry and Measurement

Bob Olenych

2003

Archimedes

Mary Gow

2005

Explode the Code

2016

Teaching children to learn

Fisher, Robert

1995

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