In the final lesson of this series from award-winning author Lizzie Pinard, students will complete and upload their projects, review and give feedback on their classmates’ projects and reflect on their learning from Compass lessons 1–12.
In July's editorial, Keith Kelly draws our attention to a vast array of project work to keep young minds busy in the summer months.
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In our new Interactive Worksheets section, you’ll find a range of worksheets which have been designed so that your students can receive immediate feedback on their answers.
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Famous paintings have always sold for top dollar at auctions. But increasingly, pop culture memorabilia are overtaking them.
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