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Sites That Excite/Music Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #163472 Format: Resource list
Resources for music teachers.

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Sites that Excite/Science Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #163292 Format: Resource list
Resourses for teaching science.

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Sites That Excite/Math Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #163333 Format: Resource list
Resouces for teaching math

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Reading and Writing Websites Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #129220 Format: Resource list
A group of websites for parents to review for use with their children.

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Sites That Excite/English and Literature Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #113336 Format: Resource list
English and literature resources.

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Sites That Excite/Art Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #113464 Format: Resource list
Resources for art education.

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Sites That Excite/Sites for Kids Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #113515 Format: Resource list
Absolutely fabulous websites for kids.

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Sites That Excite/Social Studies Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #113432 Format: Resource list
Social studies resources for teachers.

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Sites that Excite/Teacher Resources Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #111254 Format: Resource list
Teacher Resources.

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Sites That Excite/Miscellaneous Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #113495 Format: Resource list
A variety of resources for teachers.

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Sites That Excite/Teacher Tools Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #163281 Format: Resource list
A list of tools available to assist teachers.

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Sites That Excite/World Languages Annotations by Nancy Frederick	Track #163326 Format: Resource list
Resources for world languages.


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