.00 so the cost is minimal.
Hope this helps!
Rosa
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>andactivitie
If you need to laminate things, ask at your teacher store, or at Staples,
Office Depot, etc. The ones near me offer laminating rather inexpensively. One
of the local colleges also has a laminator they allow teachers to use for a
very small fee.
I taught second grade for three years prior t
Maggi
I am working my way through a week of emails, so forgive me if someone has
already suggested this but UpWords is a game I
used in the classroom and recommended to parents. It was especially good for
onset and rime, but it does take some time to
teach and initiall works better with an ad
