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LitLinks: Salmon in the Classroom improves student writing skills
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LitLinks: Discover how the wind breathes life into your curriculum
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LitLinks: How to help kids pay attention to nature
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LitLinks: How to teach about civic role models
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN What are civic role models? How do we identify their qualities? What...
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