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 “Movies are Magic: A Kid’s History of the Moving Image From the Dawn of Time to About 1939” is a book that tells the history of movie making.

Written by Jennifer Churchill and illustrated by Howell Edwards, the book features a young boy named Weston (he is Churchill’s son) and his dog Oscar. The two of them venture through the history of movies from silent films to talking motion pictures.

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Friday, August 16, 2019 - 7:30pm
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As you’re setting your goals this school year, keep kindness in mind!

Be Kind girls

Getting back into the swing of things doesn’t always go smoothly. School’...Read more

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Teacher and students go in costume, wearing clothing of the time period.
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Have you ever wished you could travel back in time? It is possible, and you don’t even need a time machine! Instead, you and your class can visit the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park and see what it was like to go to school in the 1880s.

Third- through fifth-grade students and their... Read more

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Wait, what?! That’s right, meatless burgers are becoming more common and Burger King is the latest chain to hop on the bandwagon.

Burger King is selling the plant-based Impossible Whopper at its more than 7,000 locations across the United States for the next month. It is testing the... Read more

 

Title:  TakeCare Tucson Film Fair

Location:  El Pueblo Senior Center

101 West Irvington Road  #14

Tucson, AZ  85706

El Pueblo Senior Center Phone #: 520-791-3250

Date:  Thursday, August 29, 2019

Time:  5:30 - 7:15 p.m. 

Event Phone #:  520-261-7948

Website:      https://takecare.org/

Email address:    hello@takecare.org

 

Date: 
Thursday, August 29, 2019 - 5:30pm to 7:30pm
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Walmart Foundation: Educational grants.

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USA Today Education: Free Lessons Library for teachers.

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Toshiba America Foundation: Math and Science funding.

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