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Three of a Kind: A Bell-Ringer Game
How do you help teens settle in after the chaos of passing period? How do you build enthusiasm for learning
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How do you help teens settle in after the chaos of passing period? How do you build enthusiasm for learning
Literary analysis is tough. • “Explain how the author uses setting to establish the mood of this short story.”• “Determine
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Okay, teacher friends, can you spot all of the errors in these two sentences?
The final tardy bell hasn’t yet sounded, but your students are already in their seats, binders open, jotting down your