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Issue 120 | August 24, 2020
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Summer’s beginning to wrap up and that means September is almost here! Our printables will help you teach about Hispanic heritage, apples, and fall.
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Tara Welty
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Apples are a classic September theme and the center of this giant cross-curricular pack with everything you need to teach, from science lessons and mini-books to math practice and craftivities.
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“Not only is this a great early elementary text and worksheet for practicing comprehension, but it also is perfect for adding to a unit on Cesar Chavez.”—Amanda Nehring, Teacher, Island Lake, IL
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“Students read about unique learning experiences in India, and answer both reading comprehension and short-answer questions following this nonfiction text. It's different—and interesting!”—John Gottshalk, Grade 4 Teacher
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Whether your students are learning in the classroom or at home, this reading response on character analysis will help you stay on top of their learning—plus the scrapbook is fun to make!
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This nonfiction passage explains what leaves do and why they fall, plus it includes a word search to check for comprehension.
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