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Moon Walk: History - Hands On
By Mary Tucker
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What could be more exciting than learning about men walking on the moon? How about experiencing it for yourself? Obviously your students can't actually walk on the moon, but you can involve them in fun, educational activities that will make them feel like they've been with the astronauts to the moon and back. So get ready to blast off on a learning adventure that will bring the moon right down to your classroom!
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