'Claire' diaporamas de présentation

Character Education Novel Unit Out of My Mind, Sharon M. Draper

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Everyone needs a bear

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Emotional Development from 1-3

Emotional Development from 1-3. Emotional Patterns. Toddlers go through periods of negativism and rebellion, and happiness, calmness, and stability Negativism- doing the opposite of what others want. 18 Months. Primarily self-centered- they think about their own needs and wants

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WELCOME! LOOK AT OUR BW FOR TUESDAY:

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RECALLED

RECALLED. Have you seen these items?. RECALLED 10/7/08. Children's Necklaces, CD and MP3 Players Sold at Limited Too and Justice Stores Recalled by Tween Brands Due to Violation of Lead Paint Standard

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The Story of Keesh

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Navigating Early

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Opening Statement

Opening Statement. Claire Maglica v. Anthony Maglica Superior Court of Orange County, CA June 1993. Reason For Lawsuit. Recovery of equity in Mag Instrument, Inc . Tony and Claire Maglica and promised the fruits of their relationship would be equal property

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I have made many slides about my family and this is a start so look at the next box for more info I will continue to add more slides latter bye.

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Nasser Group 3

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ABOUT MYSELF

ABOUT MYSELF. Myself. My name is Anastasia But my friends call me Anna I have a dog in Hong Kong called Molly and in Australia I have a cat called Jeremy and two dogs called Louis and Winston . Facts about me. I LOVE Animals I ride horses I am the youngest in my family.

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Personas: Moms

Personas: Moms. Lynda Banzi, Holly Batchelder, Charlotte Rowe, Jacob Silberstein. Persona 1: New stay-at-home mom. Katie, 28: married with newborn

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Pronoun Case

Pronoun Case. Pages 216-226. Pronoun Case. Case is the form a noun or pronoun takes to show its relationship to other words in the sentence. Nominative: the pronoun is the subject or predicate nominative Objective: answers what or whom after the subject or is the object of the preposition

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WHY LAUREE MARDIS?

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Claire

Claire. Claire.

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Glow in the Dark Nail polish

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A huge wave crashed violently onto Claire’s body. She wobbled and fell into the water, resulting in a loud thundering splash. Tirelessly, Claire climbed onto her surfboard for the eighth time in the day. Still energetic, she stood up and regained her balance.

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