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Resources
Hello, I am a retired American teacher. I brought a lot of resources that I am willing to give to a new teacher, but I am not looking to pay postage on the stuff. I love in Holland on Sea and most of the resources are for pirmary students or the classroom walls. The wall stuff is possible for Key stage 2. Please contact me to discuss getting rid of it. Have a good day.
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Hey Rebecca, I will share this on the activity feed wall! Im assuming its all hard copy stuff? Do you have any digital?
Thanks
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