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Come join us in San Antonio with the National Educational Computing Conference from June 29 - July 2. Visit our booth for exciting demonstrations or attend powerful Thinkfinity-sponsored sessions hosted by leaders in the field of education.
Travel back to 1942 to explore hundreds of American flag themed magazine covers that made up the "United We Stand" campaign, an effort to promote national unity and rally support for the war. It's a great way to celebrate our "Grand Old Flag!"
Strengthen your math skills this summer with these fun games from Illuminations:
Find fun literacy-building activities to do with young children in Thinkfinity's Literacy Connection Calendar. Or explore Literacy Network's Podcasts for Parents of Elementary School-Age Children for activities to support fluency, vocabulary and phonics skills.
Experiments, activities, computer games and books are a few of the fun resources Science NetLinks has put together to fill the dog days of summer with learning.
Looking for book recommendations for children and teens? Want to see literacy activities in action? ReadWriteThink's new Learning Beyond the Classroom site now includes book review podcasts and video demonstrations of learning activities to help caregivers and tutors make the most of summer reading and writing opportunities.
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America and the Sino-Japanese Conflict, 1933-1939 EDSITEment