Good morning from Maine where we have entered everyone’s least favorite season, Black Fly Season. The sequence of rainy days followed by warm sunshine is the perfect recipe to bring out swarms of blood-sucking insects. But those moments when the bugs aren’t swarming are soooo nice after a long winter so we’ll be trying to play outside this weekend despite the bugs. I hope that you get to play outside this weekend too.
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4. A Fun Game for Learning About Physics
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7. How to Create Staff Notebooks in OneNote
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