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Use these colorful weather symbols for picture graphs and calendars.
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A one page reference sheet for primary students with illustrations for each letter of the alphabet. Print either the color or black and white version.
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Chart of a-z
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Fill in the chart with activities that you know are bad choices that should be avoided. This project is a good tie-in with anti-drug activities.
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"One important bad choice you should avoid is getting involved with drugs. You can and should make good choices instead."
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Use this form to list characters in fiction and write a description of one.
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A single page chart of labeled color swatches for primary reference.
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Use four of the five senses to explore the community, tracking what can be seen, heard, smelled, and felt throughout a neighborhood on this handy chart.
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Use this chart to list the similarities and differences between any two candidates.
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A one page chart ZB Cursive alphabet with arrows.
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A one page chart illustrating the alphabet in ZB Cursive letters on primary handwriting lines with arrows.
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cursive chart - upper and lowercase, and numbers 0-9
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Cursive chart with arrows for direction - upper and lower case.
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A one page chart of illustrated digraphs for primary reference. Print either the color or black and white version.
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This activity asks students to label the parts of a dolphin.
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Use the chart to find the populations of some of Egypt's major cities.
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Use the chart to list information about African and Asian elephants.
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Fill in the missing capital or country to complete this introductory chart to the countries of the European Union.
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Illustrated with a President's Day theme, this homeschool task chart lists tasks in four categories: Morning, School Day, Afternoon/Evening, Other. Design includes a daily check-off grid for each category.
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A Tyrannosaurus Rex illustrates this homeschool daily task chart with tasks listed under the four categories: morning, school day, afternoon/evening, other tasks.
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A Triceratops illustrates this homeschool daily task chart with tasks listed under the four categories: morning, school day, afternoon/evening, other tasks.
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Illustrated with U.S. flag, the Liberty Bell and the Statue of Liberty, this homeschool task chart lists tasks in four categories: Morning, School Day, Afternoon/Evening, Other. Design includes a daily check-off grid for each category.
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A colorful cowboy and cowgirl illustrate this homeschool daily task chart with tasks listed under the four categories: morning, school day, afternoon/evening, other tasks.
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A colorful snowman and snowflake illustrated homeschool daily task chart with tasks listed under the four categories: morning, school day, afternoon/evening, other tasks.
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Illustrated with a President's Day theme, this daily task chart provides space to type in tasks in four categories: Morning, School Day, Afternoon/Evening, Other. Design includes a daily check-off grid for each category.
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Illustrated with a President's Day theme, this homeschool task chart provides space to type tasks in four categories: Morning, School Day, Afternoon/Evening, Other. Designed with a daily check-off grid for each category.
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A colorful cowboy and cowgirl illustrate this homeschool daily task chart. This Word file allows you to type-in tasks under the four categories: morning, school day, afternoon/evening, other tasks.
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A colorful snowman and snowflake illustrated homeschool daily task chart. This Word file allows you to type-in tasks under the four categories: morning, school day, afternoon/evening, other tasks.
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Completed chart of the numbers 1-100 in a 10x10 grid. Use on the 100th day of school or when teaching counting to 100, addition and subtraction.
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a-z; manuscript and cursive side by side.
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a-z; manuscript and cursive side by side; cursive has arrows.
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a-z; manuscript and cursive side by side.
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Fill in the chart with activities that you enjoy that are good choices. This project is a good tie-in with anti-drug activities.
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"It is important to make good choices. A good choice is one that has a good consequence. One important good choice you can make is the choice to be drug free. Look at the choices below. Fill in more good choices in the chart."
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Upper and lower case on lined paper.
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Printed ZB-Style Font alphabet, no pictures.
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Practice chart with arrows for direction - upper and lower case
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Chart of upper and lowercase DN-Style Font alphabet. No pictures.
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Upper and lowercase alphabet; numbers 0-9
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