Finding classroom resources for your practicum final february 1 2012
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This document provides information about finding classroom resources for teacher practicums, including math manipulatives, science kits, children's literature, and textbooks. It outlines how to search the library catalogue for these resources, the Ontario Ministry of Education's Trillium List for approved textbooks, and databases like the Children's Literature Comprehensive Database and Knowledge Ontario licensed databases for age-appropriate articles, encyclopedias and more. Attendees will have a chance to explore databases like Kids InfoBits, InfoTrac Junior and Student Resource Centre.
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