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Another of Exploring Expressions popular Literary Review and Analysis series. Take a detailed look at Jack London’s short store, “To Build a Fire.” Learn about the author, plots, plot settings, character analysis, and other information that aides in the review and analysis of literature. Practice grammar with topic related grammar shorts. Answer keys included.
by Nancy Holt and Samantha Champeau
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by Nancy Holt and Samantha Champeau
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by Nancy Holt and Samantha Champeau
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by Nancy Holt and Samantha Champeau
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By Nancy Holt and Samantha Champeau
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Grad Levels: 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, homeschool
14 Pages, Answer sheet included
By Nancy Holt and Samantha Champeau
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by Nancy Holt and Samantha Champeau
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20 pages, Answer sheets included
Grade levels: 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, homeschool
by Brandy Champeau
A heartwarming story about all of the feelings that follow trauma and the many ways to deal with them. Children who have gone through crises and traumatic events don’t understand what to do with all those feelings swirling inside of them. This is what Virginia Opossum is experiencing. She is having too many FEELINGS and doesn’t know what to do. See how her family offers her special items for her pouch to help get through her day.
Get Virginia Opossum’s Pouch picture book, coloring and activity book (paper version), and feelings journal as a complete set for a single discounted price. Virginia Opossum’s Pouch a book lets your children know that it’s ok to have a lot of feelings. The Coloring and Activity Book is packed full of fun and learning activities to help children recognize and work through feelings. The Feelings Journal is just like the one Virginia Opossum’s teacher gives Virginia to help her work through all her feelings. Children can use it to pretend they are part of Virginia’s class at school. Parents can use it as a tool to help their children talk about emotions.
by Brandy Champeau
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The Virginia Opossum’s Pouch Coloring and Activity Book is packed full of fun and learning activities to help children recognize and work through feelings. A perfect companion to the Virginia Opossum’s Pouch Children’s Book.
This is a mini unit study that introduces children (elementary school) to the water cycle. Through instructional pages, practice sheets, games and even simple science lab, children are given an introductory view of the process of moving water between the air and land. Answer keys are included.
by J.E. Laufer
The “Gigglyville” friends are back for more adventures. This time they are all celebrating birthdays. We explore the idea of using our “once a year” special wish to change the world. What would YOU wish for?
Links Packet for the When I Grow Up… I Want to Help People Career Study and Handwriting Practice
Links Packet for the When I Grow Up… I Want to Work Outside Career Study and Handwriting Practice
by J.E. Laufer
An award -winning story that is a poetic musing, on a young girl’s perspective on the death of her grandfather. Through this tender positively written story, children and adults have the opportunity to address an important life topic, death of a loved one.
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This nonfiction Book Unit Study for Janet B. Pascal’s Who was Isaac Newton biography contains a wide variety of activities suitable for every learner.
Nonfiction Book Unit Study packets are a great way to get your younger learners started in reading biographies. Each packet contains a wide variety of activities to support and enhance the reading experience.
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This nonfiction Book Unit Study for Joyce Milton’s Who Was Ronald Reagan
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This nonfiction Book Unit Study for Geoff Edgers’ Who was Stan Lee biography contains a wide variety of activities suitable for every learner. There are 63 pages of questions, activities and answer keys.
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This nonfiction Book Unit Study for James Buckley’s “Who Were the Wright Brothers? (Who Was?)
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by Dr. Penny Russell
A little girl asks her mom, “Why do we have Good and Bad?” Come join her as her mom explains the biblical origin of good and bad.