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B O KP U B L I S H E RS Teachers Notes (Middle Years) by Janet AndersonEndangered! Working to save animals at risk Rick Wilkinson ISBN 9781865086644Recommended for ages 8 14 These notes may be reproduced

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Teachers notes middle years are detailed records kept by educators to document students' progress, behavior, and achievements during their middle school years.

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