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Navigator Heritage Series: Breath Study Guide 1 Year License

The use of character development and the use of foreshadowing in written works are explored in Breath, the story of the Pied Piper of Hamlin in medieval Germany. The author presents an explanation for the events of June 26, 1284, through the eyes of Salz, a young boy afflicted with cystic fibrosis. The town of Hamlin is infested with rats, and the animals and people are getting sick and dying. Salz tries to figure out why the people are getting sick by applying logical thinking strategies he is learning from his education with Pater Frederi

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Courage: Connections and Reflections Student Literature Workbook

Courage: Connections and Reflections offers students the chance to compare and contrast their own lives with those of others. The unit explores social and historical issues by studying people, historical time periods and events, and students’ own lives. Novels, short stories, poetry, art, and music will be the avenues for addressing unit goals. Students will be given numerous opportunities for reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

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CryptoClub: Student Cipher Wheel Template; 12/pack

The cipher wheel is one of three Caesar ciphers introduced in Chapter 1 of the CryptoClub: Cryptography & Mathematics curriculum.

To assemble the cipher wheels, it is recommended to fasten the paper pieces together with a brad (two-pronged paper fastener). The paper fasteners are not included in the pack

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What is Science? The Way Scientists Work and Think

Designed to be the basis for a science course intended to fulfill a general education science requirement in a variety of different programs...

The content of this publication is presented in a format ideal for active classroom instruction. This publication also provides convenience and value to remote instruction by implementing all the key instructional content while presenting minimal requirements for st