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Love = Life Part 3 STDs - Take the Quiz!

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This is Part 3 in the Love = Life Series - What Every Teen & Parent Needs to Know about STDs. This 20 question True and False quiz will surprise young and old and collapse the safe-sex lies perpetuated in our culture and medical community. A must see for informed consent for teens and adults considering sexually activity. Supplemental video links included.

7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

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Medication Chart for fever flu common cold virus toddler infant adult child

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Mindset Motivation Hubs & M.A.T Creations

This is a medication chart that one can use that is very helpful in remembering the basics such as time, type of medication taken, temperature, and symptoms/notes. there is a Medication Types Key that you can use or erase and put your own types of medication names in. It is simple and easy to use. I did this chart to specifically have what I wanted on it. If you are printing it and want it to come out as a full landscape document be sure to change the scale on it to around 130. Originally the

PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

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Food Allergy Printables Kit: Wallet Card and Classroom Poster [Customizable]

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Creative Access

Food allergies are on the rise, and allergy reactions can be life-threatening. Make sure kids know what their allergies are and what to do in case they accidentally ingest an allergen. This product has two parts: A foldable wallet card that includes the individual's food allergies in picture form, plus space for emergency contact information, medical information, and what to do if the allergen is ingested. The product is in PowerPoint form and can be customized with the included images and tex

Not Specific

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Classroom Peanut Free Snack Letter

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Bright Beginnings

Do you have a peanut allergy in your classroom? Do you enjoy snacks and treats in your classroom? This is a letter to parents informing them that there is a peanut allergy in their childs classroom.

PreK - 2nd

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