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I taught second through fifth grade in Florida and Rhode Island for ten years. When Common Core was first introduced, my colleagues and I struggled to find standards based resources. I started MagiCore as a way to share the resources I created to help my own students succeed.
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How to Teach Counting to 120 in First Grade
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