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    Don't miss this Teaching with the Library of Congress blog post from Teacher in Residence Teresa St. Angelo! It is filled with ideas for engaging primary school children, building their vocabulary, and even connections to STEM. 

    https://www.loc.gov/item/2004672357/

    Title: [Advertisement for Pictorial Toy Catalogue No. 2 showing composite of many toys on shelves]

    Created / Published: c1887 Jan. [7?].

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    http://blogs.loc.gov/teachers/2017/01/primary-sources-for-the-primary-grades-learning-with-toys-from-the-past/

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