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Tooth Anatomy Poster
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Help students learn about the anatomy of the tooth with this colorful poster!
Parts (defined and shown):
- cementum
- crown
- dentin
- enamel
- gums
- nerves
- periodontal membrane/ligament
- pulp
- root
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Here are 5 different recipe templates for your students or children to use to copy or create their favorite recipes! Use at home or in class. Suggested uses: In a Health class when studying nutrition (record or create healthy recipes), any class teaching life skills, in a Home Economics class, or how about using when teaching about different cultures around the world (have students find and record recipes).
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