May 29, 2020 13 min

Lesson for Friday, May 29th

from PVS 3rd Grade Distance Learning Extravaganza! Hosted by Nathan Javens

In this lesson, we hear a Native American story about the origins of summer. We also review Nelson Mandela and write about Marie Curie.

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