Into the Curriculum. Art/Music/Science: Creating a Garden with Songs and Hands [and] Reading/Language Arts: Stepping into Fantasy with Chris Van Allsburg [and] Social Studies: The "Road" to Learning [and] Social Studies: Current Information about States: "Newsbank CDJr." [and] Social Studies: Castle.

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Main Authors:	Nelson, Joyce H., And Others
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1997
Subjects:	Art Authors Behavioral Objectives Childrens Literature Class Activities Elementary Education Elementary School Curriculum Fantasy Gardens Language Arts Lesson Plans Library Skills Music Reading Sciences Social Studies State History Student Evaluation
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