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Daily Language Review128 reproducible pages.

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Daily 6-Trait Writing160 reproducible pages.

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Daily Academic Vocabulary160 reproducible pages plus 32 transparencies!

Grade 2 EMC 2758-PROGrade 3 EMC 2759-PROGrade 4 EMC 2760-PROGrade 5 EMC 2761-PROGrade 6 EMC 2762-PRO

Daily Paragraph Editing176 reproducible pages.

Grade 2 EMC 2725-PROGrade 3 EMC 2726-PROGrade 4 EMC 2727-PROGrade 5 EMC 2728-PROGrade 6+ EMC 2729-PRO

Building Spelling Skills 160 reproducible pages.


Daily Science192 reproducible pages.


Daily Math Practice128 reproducible pages.


Daily Word Problems: Math112 reproducible pages.


Daily Geography Practice160 reproducible pages plus 36 transparencies!


Daily Handwriting Practice112 reproducible pages.

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36-week school year• Handwriting skills:

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• Make an alphabet book

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What’s in Daily Handwriting Practice?ð The book is divided into 36 weekly sections. On Monday through Thursday

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ð Daily Handwriting Practice is more than handwriting. While completing thehandwriting exercises, students learn about a variety of curriculum topics:

Why Daily Handwriting Practice?The premise behind Daily Handwriting Practice is simpleand straightforward¤frequent, focused practice of askill leads to mastery and retention of that skill.

The AlphabetCapital LettersMonths of the YearDays of the WeekGeography FactsInventorsThe Seven ContinentsThe WeatherOur PresidentsGames Around the WorldNative American TribesUnusual PlantsPrefixes and SuffixesRhyming WordsRivers of the WorldNonsense Rhymes

Unusual AnimalsOwls Are Amazing HuntersWhalesThe Water CycleUsing Good VerbsFigures of SpeechColors and AlliterationLearning About BeaversSimple MachinesFamous QuotationsSports Around the WorldCandy Around the WorldLearning About KenyaWriting About MathAlphabets Around the World

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