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Personal Mission Statement is a fun and inspirational tool for teens. One of the best things you can do for your teen is help them understand themselves and explore their personal purposes. Great for career exploration and life preparation awareness!

Type: Downloadable

Cinema Study Guide for Cinema Study Guide brings no-busywork literature learning and analysis using this classic movie! Teens can substitute this guide with its movie a book for their booklist.

Type: Downloadable

The Sandlot. Teens learn literature analysis skills through studying classic movies. Enrich your high school English/Language Arts experience by adding cinema studies!

Type: Downloadable

Cinema Study Guide for Rudy brings no-busywork literature learning and analysis using this classic movie! Teens can substitute this guide with its movie a book for their booklist. If you have supervising organization, check requirements.

Type: Downloadable

Step into the Viking Age with this immersive educational simulation designed for secondary learners. Perfect for middle and high school students, this simulation brings history to life through interactive decision-making and critical thinking.

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Using supplies, like vinegar and milk, you can set up a forensic lab for your student.  Includes all student worksheets and set up instructions.  

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Navigate a digital corn maze by cracking Order of Operations puzzles. For ages 10-15, solo or small groups. But watch out! Wrong turns lead you in circles. Can you outsmart the maze and find freedom? Math skills are your compass!

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Guide your tribe from the Paleolithic era to ancient Mesopotamia in Part 1 of Prehistory to Ancient Times: Surviving the Ages. Tackle survival challenges, make critical decisions & lead your tribe from early humans to a thriving civilization!

Type: Downloadable

A Practical Guide For Families On Why and How To Practice Music! A "Note" On Practicing: We’ve all heard the word “practice” when it come to music, but what does it mean, how do you do it efficiently and why should you encourage your kiddo to do it?

Type: Downloadable