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Thanksgiving Traditions Powerpoint Presentation
$2.25
Do your students know what the most popular U.S. Thanksgiving traditions are? If not, check out this fun presentation with 9 informational slides!
Great to use as a conversation starter, a writing starter or a fun holiday classroom party.
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