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I’m Pam and I am here to help you find ways to meet all of the different needs and levels in your class without having to spend a lot of extra time planning. I know what it is like to be overwhelmed with behaviors, data collection, rotating staff and implementing lessons…. the list is endless! That’s why I create hands on resources that are already leveled and designed for YOUR students.
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