The River | Lesson Plan Materials
Recommended Lesson Plans
- The River Lesson Plan (Teacher's Pet Publications)
A complete lesson plan featuring activites, quizzes, tests, and more.
- The River Puzzle Pack (Teacher's Pet Publications)
Additional resource materials focused around student activities, such as word lists, puzzles, magic squares, flash cards, and more. Materials can also be used for objective testing material.
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