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52 Ways to Help Your Child Learn
Next to you…the Most Important Person in Your Child's Life May Be a Teacher
Target Audience — Parents of students in grades K – 12
Full Color Version
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Engaging Families Through Effective Conferences
Target Audience — Parents of students in grades K – 12
Full Color Version
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Ready, Set, Go... To School
Target Audience — Parents of students in Kindergarten
Full Color Version
Game Board I Game Pieces (This document is on legal-sized paper)
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Survival Guide for High School Students and Parents
Target Audience — Students in grades 9 – 12 and their parents
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A Parent's Guide Helping Your Child Learn to Read
Target Audience — Parents of students in grades Pre-K – 2
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A Parent's Guide Helping Your Child with Today's Math
Target Audience — Parents of students in grades K – 12
Full Color Version
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A Parent's Guide Hey Mom, I want to be an Engineer!
Target Audience — Parents of students in grades K – 12
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A Parent's Guide Raising Ready Readers — And Keeping Them That Way
Target Audience — Parents of children birth – 6th Grade
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A Parent's Guide Raising Scientifically Literate Children
Target Audience — Parents of students in K – 12
Full Color Version
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A Parent's Guide School Involvement
Target Audience — Parents of students in Pre-K – 8th Grade
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A Parent's Guide Supporting School Success
Target Audience — Parents of students in grades K – 12
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A Parent's Guide Testing at Your Child's School
Target Audience — Parents of students in K – 12
Full Color Version
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A Parent's Guide Successful Kindergarten Transition
Target Audience — Parents of students in Pre-K
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Parent Power — Grades K – 3
Target Audience — Parents of students in K – 3
Black & White Version
Full Color Version not available
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Parent Power — Grades 4 – 5
Target Audience — Parents of students in grades 4 – 5
Black & White Version
Full Color Version not available
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Parent Power — Grades 6 – 8
Target Audience — Parents of students in grades 6 – 8
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Parent Power — Grades 9 – 12
Target Audience — Parents of students in grades 9 – 12
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