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This document provides summaries and links to various educational resources related to science, technology, engineering, art and history. Some of the resources highlighted include apps for identifying trees and stars, websites for citizen science projects, virtual simulations of history, and digital textbooks. The document encourages browsing the listed websites and apps for classroom inspiration and resources.
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