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I typically describe useful web sites I encounter on my other blog<\/a>. However, this blog receives more attention and I wanted to make certain the resource I describe here is promoted.<\/p>\n

PBS has organized some of its own resources and other supplemental materials as Activity Packs<\/a>. The packs are organized by grade level and content categories. The packs are even available as a widget (see example below) that can be embedded in a class web page or promoted through social media (as I am trying to do here). Seems like a very useful way to offer resources to teachers.<\/p>\n

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I typically describe useful web sites I encounter on my other blog. However, this blog receives more attention and I wanted to make certain the resource I describe here is promoted. PBS has organized some of its own resources and other supplemental materials as Activity Packs. The packs are organized by grade level and content … Continue reading PBS Teacher Activity Packs<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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