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Sunday, January 30, 2005

Need more information about the Revolutionary War?

The students will be completing a project about one person related to the Revolutionary War. If they want to jump ahead and learn about their assigned person, they can visit the Biography site. If they want to learn more about the Revolutionary War, there are many great sites out there! Some of the sites were created by teachers and students just like them! Check these out: Revolutionary War for Kids and Revolutionary War Websites for Kids.

posted by Holly B at 11:35 AM

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